NURSING DIAGNOSIS FORM 6: NURS 3360
NURSING DIAGNOSIS FORM 6: NURS 3360
Date__4/5/07__ Name _Erin Woodby_____________
Develop one priority nursing diagnosis for the nursing care plan per patient per week (per clinical instructor’s directions)
|Priority: |Nursing Diagnosis |Short Term Goals |Interventions |Rationale |Evaluation | |
| | | 1. pts pressure ulcer |A. Skin surveillance q8h | A. To determine a baseline for|Short Term Goals: | |
|2 |Impaired Skin Integrity |will show signs of |and also c periods of |skin integrity at beginning of |Short term goal is appropriate because impaired skin integrity puts G.P. at risk | |
| | |healing and not |incontinence and time of |the shift and also to make sure |for severe infection and the short term goal listed healing and prevention from | |
| | |breakdown during |shower. |further break down is not |future breakdown. | |
| | |0700-1100 shift |B. Positioning q3h |occurring. | | |
| | | | |B. To relieve pressure on skin,| | |
| | | | |especially bony prominences. | | |
| | | | |C. Cleaning pressure ulcer | | |
| | | |C. Cleanse wound qd, when |reduces chance of infection and | | |
| | | |incontinence occurs and |when dried properly reduces | | |
| | | |also after showers. |moisture which helps to reduce | | |
| | | | |potential breakdown. | | |
| | | | |D. Adequate nutrition is | | |
| | | | |essential to improve skin | | |
| | | |D. Ensure proper nutrition|integrity and protein especially| | |
| | | |q8h c each meal. |helps wound healing. | | |
|Related to: incontinence, | | | |Effectiveness of interventions: Why or why not? | |
|hemiparesis, neuro and | | | |Effective because helps to recognize if improvement or deterioration is | |
|musculoskeletal impairment. | | | |occurring. | |
| | | | |Positioning pt was not as effective c our shift but has potential to be very | |
| | | | |effective when used over longer periods of time. | |
| | | | |Effective because it prevents infection and no signs of infection were noticed. | |
| | | | |Effective because G.P. eats 100% of breakfast. | |
|Secondary to: Stroke | | | | | |
|Defining Characteristics: Stage I | | | | | |
|pressure ulcer, 2x2” on upper right | | | | | |
|buttock. Moist skin from urinary | | | | | |
|incontinence, and increased pressure| | | | | |
|on tissues due to impaired mobility.| | | | | |
| | | | |Appropriate Nursing Diagnosis? Reason | |
| | | | |This diagnosis is appropriate because he has a stage I pressure ulcer that needs | |
| | | | |to be evaluated and treated to prevent infection. | |
Ulrich, S.P. & Canale, S.W. (2005). Nursing Care Planning Guides. (6th ed.). St. Louis: Elsevier.
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