Deficient Knowledge Related To Urinary Tract Infection: "Di Ako Aware About Sa UTI"as Verbalized by The Client
The patient presented with frequent urination, urgency, and hesitancy due to a urinary tract infection. The nurse assessed the patient's urinary elimination pattern and provided education on preventing future infections. Interventions included increased fluid intake, voiding every 2-3 hours, perineal care, and maintaining an acidic bladder environment. After 8 hours, the patient was able to achieve a normal urinary pattern and demonstrate behaviors to prevent infection. The nurse continued monitoring the patient's response to interventions and medication regimen.
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Deficient Knowledge Related To Urinary Tract Infection: "Di Ako Aware About Sa UTI"as Verbalized by The Client
The patient presented with frequent urination, urgency, and hesitancy due to a urinary tract infection. The nurse assessed the patient's urinary elimination pattern and provided education on preventing future infections. Interventions included increased fluid intake, voiding every 2-3 hours, perineal care, and maintaining an acidic bladder environment. After 8 hours, the patient was able to achieve a normal urinary pattern and demonstrate behaviors to prevent infection. The nurse continued monitoring the patient's response to interventions and medication regimen.
Subjective: Goal: Independent After 8 hours of nursing
intervention, the patient “di ako aware Deficient Short term: After 1 Assess the patient’s pattern of Serve as a basis for was able to: about sa knowledge hour of nursing elimination. determining appropriate UTI”as related to intervention, the client interventions. Patient was able to verbalized by Urinary tract will be able to: achieve normal urinary Note client’s age and gender. UTIs are more the client infection elimination pattern and verbalize prevalent in women and demonstrated behavioral understanding older men. techniques to prevent of the condition Palpate the client’s bladder urinary infection. Objective: To determine the identify specific every 4 hours. presence of urinary Frequent causative retention. . urination, factors urgency, and patient To help improve renal Encourage increased fluid hesitancy. maintains blood flow. intake (3-4 liters a day if Dysuria balanced tolerated). intake and VITAL SIGNS: output with Encourage the client to clear, odor-free Encourage the client to void BP: 130/80 void every 2-3 hours. urine, free of every 2-3 hours. RR: 26 urinary leakage Proper perineal care Instruct the female client to helps in minimizing the PR: 105 Long term: After 8 wipe the area from front to back and the avoidance of bath risk of contamination hours of nursing and re-infection. Temperature: tubs. interventions, the 36.8 degree client will be able to: Maintain an acidic celcius Maintain an acidic environment of the bladder by the use of environment of the Client will agents such as Vit.C, bladder by the use of O2:99% achieve normal Mandelamine (a urinary agents such as Vit.C, urinary antiseptic) when appropriate. elimination Mandelamine (a urinary pattern, as antiseptic) when evidenced by appropriate. absence sign Dependent: For drugs that can alter of urinary Review medication regimen disorders bladder or kidney (urgency, function Implement and monitor oliguria, interventions for specific To modify treatment as dysuria). elimination probem and needed Client will evaluate client’s response demonstrate behavioral techniques to prevent urinary infection.
Name: Gerald Age: 3 Years Old Current Diagnosis: Imperforate Anus Nursing Care Plan Cues/Clues Nursing Diagnosis Planning Nursing Intervention Rationale Evaluation