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DIAGNOSIS Deficient fluid volume related to capillary damage secondary to burn. Fluid loss starts immediately after the burn occurs, because heat damage increase the permeability of the capillaries which means that plasma is able to leak out of the blood circulation. After 8 hours of nursing intervention, the patient had good and normal I&O. After 1 day, the patient maintained fluid volume at functional level as evidenced by moist lips and mucous, good skin turgor, and normal color of foot fingers
DIAGNOSIS Deficient fluid volume related to capillary damage secondary to burn. Fluid loss starts immediately after the burn occurs, because heat damage increase the permeability of the capillaries which means that plasma is able to leak out of the blood circulation. After 8 hours of nursing intervention, the patient had good and normal I&O. After 1 day, the patient maintained fluid volume at functional level as evidenced by moist lips and mucous, good skin turgor, and normal color of foot fingers
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DIAGNOSIS Deficient fluid volume related to capillary damage secondary to burn. Fluid loss starts immediately after the burn occurs, because heat damage increase the permeability of the capillaries which means that plasma is able to leak out of the blood circulation. After 8 hours of nursing intervention, the patient had good and normal I&O. After 1 day, the patient maintained fluid volume at functional level as evidenced by moist lips and mucous, good skin turgor, and normal color of foot fingers
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Subjective: Deficient fluid Short term: Independent: Short term:
“Nauuhaw po volume related After 8 hours of -Reviewed laboratory data. To calculate degree After 8 hours of ako.”, as to capillary nursing intervention, of fluid deficit. nursing intervention, verbalized by the damage the patient will the patient had good patient. secondary to demonstrate good -Wiped wet cotton balls with To moisten the lips. and normal I&O. burn and normal I&O. water on the lips. goals met. Objective: - Dried Skin INFERENCE: Long term: -Provided oral care. To prevent from Long term: - Dried lips Fluid loss starts After 1 day of injury of dryness. After 1 day of and mucous immediately nursing intervention, nursing intervention, - Increased after the burn the patient will -Controlled humidity and Regulate body the patient body occurs, because maintain fluid ambient air. temp. maintained fluid temperature heat damage volume at finctional volume at functional (39.1 C) and increase the level as evidenced -Increased fluid intake as level as evidenced increasing permeability of by moist lips and indicated. To rehydrate the by moist lips and pulse rate the capillaries mucous, good skin body. mucous, good skin (89bpm) which means turgor, and normal -Maintained moderate high turgor, and normal - Paleness on that plasma is color of foot fingers. back rest position. Promote good color of foot fingers. the foot able to leak out circulation. Goals met. fingers of the blood -Established Fluid - Imbalanced circulation. Resuscitation as required. To replace water I&O. loss. -Monitored I&O during the shift. To have baseline Dependent: data for -Administered IV fluids as per improvement. doctor’s order. Maintain fluid Collaborative: volume. -Referred to Laboratory for Urine Specific Gravity, Blood Volume Review improvement. ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION Subjective: Infection related Short term: Independent: Short term: “Kumakati po yung to loss of After 1 hour of -Hand washing and strict First line defense After 1 hour of mga sugat ko.”, as protective nursing infection control done. against nursing verbalized by the dermal barrier interventions, the transfer/spread of interventions, the patient. from patient will microorganisms. patient understood microorganisms understand -provided strict isolation. techniques and Objective: secondary to techniques and Prevent cross lifestyle changes to - Increased burn. lifestyle changes to contamination. promote wellness. WBC (39) promote wellness. -Maintained sterile technique Goals met - Greenish INFERENCE: in every procedure. To prevent cross wounds at The patient has Long term: contamination. Long term: the upper second degree After 2 days of -Cleansed the affected area After 2 days of extremities burn with the nursing and changed dressing Reduce the nursing - Redness on total TBSA of interventions, the regularly. microorganisms. interventions, the the site of 51%. Our skin patient will have patient had wound (integument) normalization of WBC -Instructed to increase fluid Help against decreased WBC, - fever serves as the from 39 to 11 and intake as indicated. infection. from 39 to 18 and protection from display timely wound displayed wound any healing. -Encouraged to eat foods rich healing process. microorganisms. in Vitamin C. Interacts with the Goals partially met. And since her immune system skin is and consumed damaged, she quickly during has no adequate Dependent: infections. primary -Administered Antibiotic defenses/protec drugs as per doctor’s order. tion against The action of the infections and Collaborative: drug is to kill expose to -Referred to Laboratory for bacteria. pathogens. CBC (WBC) Review improvement.