Vii. NCP
Vii. NCP
Nursing Diagnosis
Planning
Intervention
Rationale
After 8 hours of
nursing
intervention, the
patients
skin
integrity will be
maintained.
Assess
general
condition of skin.
Inspect
skin
regularly,
particularly
over
bony
prominences.
Pressure
points
over
bony
prominences
are
most at risk for
decreased
perfusion.
Assess
patient's Immobility is the
ability to move by greatest risk factor
using
Glasgow in skin breakdown
coma scale.
Assess for edema.
Change positions
at least every 2
hours
(supine,
side lying) and
possibly
more
often if placed on
affected side.
Use of lift sheets
to move patient in
Skin
stretched
tautly
over
edematous tissue
is
at
risk
for
impairment.
Reduces risk of
tissue
injury.
Affected side has
poorer circulation
and
reduced
sensation and is
more predisposed
to skin breakdown.
Expected
Outcomes
After 8 hours of
nursing
intervention, the
patients skin will
remain intact, as
evidenced by no
redness
over
bony
prominences and
presence of bed
sores.
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Assessment
Nursing Diagnosis
Planning
Altered level of
consciousness
GCS- 7
(E=1 V=1, M=5)
Pupillary size of
2mm, NRTL
Changes in
Vital signs
Changes
in
motor
or
sensory
responses
CT Scan Report
of the Head:
Acute infarct,left
MCA
(left
frontotemporoparietal
region
extending to the
left
insular
cortext)
Ineffective Cerebral
Tissue Perfusion
related to
interruption of blood
flow
After 8 hours of
nursing
intervention, the
patient will be
noted
for
increased
cerebral function
as evidenced by
a
usual
or
improved mental
status.
Cerebrovascular
disorders is an
umbrella term that
refers to a functional
abnormality of the
central nervous
system (CNS) that
occurs when the
normal blood supply
to the brain is
disrupted. In
ischemic stroke,
significant
hypoperfusion occur
because of vascular
occlusion. (Smeltzer
et. al. [2010].
It reduces
shearing forces on
the skin.
Rationale
Intervention
Monitor
document
neurological
frequently
compare
baseline.
and
status
and
with
Evaluate
pupils,
noting size, shape,
equality, and light
reactivity.
Assesses trends in
LOC and potential for
increased ICP and is
useful in determining
location, extent, and
progression
or
resolution of CNS
damage
Pupil reactions are
regulated
by
the
oculomotor
(III)
cranial nerve and are
useful in determining
whether
the
brainstem is intact.
Pupil
size
and
equality
is
determined
by
balance
between
parasympathetic and
sympathetic
enervation.
Response to light
reflects
combined
function of the optic
(II) and oculomotor
(III) cranial nerves.
Expected
Outcomes
After 8 hours of
nursing
intervention, the
patient will be
noted for having
an
improved
cerebral
tissue
perfusion
as
evidenced
by
usual or improved
mental status.
Continuation
Assessment
Nursing Diagnosis
.
Planning
Intervention
Rationale
Stable
blood
pressure
is
necessary
to
maintain
adequate
tissue
perfusion,
especially
cerebral
perfusion.
Administer
medications as
ordered:
Citicholine 1 gm IV
every 12 hours
Citicoline increases
blood flow and O2
consumption in the
brain. It is also
involved in the
biosynthesis of
lecithin.
Isoptin
A calcium channel
blocker that inhibits
calcium blocker that
inhibits calcium ion
influx across cardiac
and smooth-muscle
cells, thus decreasing
myocardial
contractility and
Expected
Outcomes
oxygen demand; it
also dilates
coronary arteries and
arterioles.
Dilantin
100mg 1 capsule
every 8hours
May be used to
control seizures and
for sedative action