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NCP Dengue

This nursing care plan is for a patient experiencing ineffective tissue perfusion related to dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) and typhoid ileitis. The nursing diagnosis is ineffective tissue perfusion related to decreased hemoglobin and hematocrit levels from the viral infection. Over an 8 hour period, the planned nursing interventions include encouraging iron supplementation and a healthy diet, elevating the head of the bed, health teaching on the conditions and medications, and monitoring vital signs. The expected outcomes are that the patient will demonstrate improved understanding of their condition and treatment, improved blood oxygenation and circulation, and increased tissue perfusion.

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NCP Dengue

This nursing care plan is for a patient experiencing ineffective tissue perfusion related to dengue hemorrhagic fever (DHF) and typhoid ileitis. The nursing diagnosis is ineffective tissue perfusion related to decreased hemoglobin and hematocrit levels from the viral infection. Over an 8 hour period, the planned nursing interventions include encouraging iron supplementation and a healthy diet, elevating the head of the bed, health teaching on the conditions and medications, and monitoring vital signs. The expected outcomes are that the patient will demonstrate improved understanding of their condition and treatment, improved blood oxygenation and circulation, and increased tissue perfusion.

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Nursing Scientific Nursing

Assessment Planning Rationale Evaluation


Diagnosis Explanation Intervention
After 8 hours of
Subjective: Ineffective Typhoid Ileitis & DHF nursing After 8 hours of
‘Inaantok at Tissue intervention, the nursing
nanghihina po Perfusion r/t client will be able intervention, the
ako.’’ As Decreased Viral infection to: client was be
 Encourage patient  To help elevate
verbalized by hemoglobin to take iron hemoglobin and able to:
the patient. concentration  Demonstrate supplements and hematocrit levels
in blood AEB eat foods rich in  To promote  Demonstrat
Decreased CBC & different iron. circulation and
Objective: low platelet count ways to venous drainage. e different
hemoglobin improve  Elevate head of  To avoid increased ways to
• Pallor concentration, blood bed to about 10 oxygen demand. improve
degrees. To help client
• Hemoglobin pallor and Decreased level of oxygenation

blood
understand his
= 63 g/L dizziness, and hemoglobin and and  Discourage health condition. oxygenation
• Hematocrit = muscle hematocrit circulation. strenuous
activities.
and
0.19 L/L weakness. circulation.
• Muscle
weakness on Decreased blood  Verbalize
 To maintain
both oxygenation  Provide health compliance to
understandi
extremeties teaching meds. ng of
• Patient  Verbalize regarding DHF condition
and Typhoid Ilietis  Serve as basis for
shows sign pallor, dizziness, understandin and
any alteration in
of dizziness muscle weakness g of condition  Provide health system functions. importance
and teaching on drugs of
being taken. Enhances venous
importance of  treatment
return.
Ineffective tissue treatment regimen.
perfusion regimen.
 Monitor vital
signs.
 Demonstrat
 Help
 Demonstrate control/alleviate e increased
increased Encourage early symptoms tissue
ambulation when
tissue possible.
perfusion.
 Maintain hydration
perfusion. and help wash away
Collaborative: toxins
 Administer
medications as  Packed RBC’s are
ordered adequate for stable
 Administer and patients with
Reference: regulate IVF as subacute/chronic
http://en.wikipedia.org/ ordered bleeding to increase
wiki/Dengue  Administer packed oxygen carrying
RBC’s capability.
 Monitor lab
studies ( Hb,Hct,  Aids in establishing
RBC count) blood replacement
needs & monitorinf
Nursing Scientific Nursing
Assessment Planning Rationale Evaluation
Diagnosis Explanation Intervention
After 2 hours of After 2 hours
Subjective: Hyperthermia Typhoid Ileitis & nursing of nursing
‘Nilalagnat po related to DHF interventions, the interventions,
ako’’ As underlying patient will be able the patient
verbalized by disease process to: was be able to:
the patient.  Monitor patient’s  Serves as baseline
Viral infection vital signs. data for future
 manifest comparison.To  manifest
Objective: reduction of reductio
promote
Increse WBC core temperature  Note circulation and n of
• Skin warm to from 39.2 to a chronological and venous drainage. core
touch normal range of developmental  Assess for temperature
Elevated 36.5 C- 37.5 C age of client causative/ from 39.2 to a
• Flushed skin temperature contributing normal range
 Note presence/ factor. of 36.5 C- 37.5
• Dry, cracked absence of C
lips sweating.
 To assess degree
 Initiate tepid of hyperthermia.
sponge bath.
 Facilitates heat
 Promotes surface through
cooling through conduction and
undressing or evaporation.
removing extra
linens.  Facilitates heat
loss by radiation
 Encourage
adequate fluid
intake.
 To promote heat
 Encourage loss and
adequate bed hydration.
rest.
Reference:
http://en.wikipedia.  To reduce
org/wiki/Dengue  Instruct patient metabolic
and SO to report consumption and
signs and oxygen demands.
symptoms of
hyperthermia like  To promote
flushed wellness
skin, increasing
respiratory rate
and body
temperature.

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