Pn mod 5: | Nursing

Clinical Requirement:

CarePlan.docx Care Plan Top of Form Bottom of Form Module 05 Content 1. Top of Form Scenario  You are the nurse caring for a 64-year-old male client who is postoperative day four on the medical-surgical unit after having an emergency right colectomy due to cancer. The client is NPO with a nasogastric (NG) tube to low intermittent suction. The client has a history of smoking and no other health problems.   Vital signs:  · Temperature: 99.2° F  · Heart rate: 91 beats/min  · Respirations: 20 breaths/minute  · O2 saturation: 93% on 2L oxygen via nasal cannula  · Blood pressure: 110/68 mm Hg   · Pain: "6/10"  Focused assessment findings:  · Alert and oriented to person, place, and time  · Moves all four extremities, refuses to ambulate  · Apical pulse is regular at 91 beats/minute · Lungs clear to auscultation, diminished bilaterally  · Bowel sounds hypoactive, abdomen soft, tender in all four quadrants · Midline abdominal incision well approximated with staples intact, no erythema, Penrose drain intact with scant serous drainage · Right lower quadrant Jackson-Pratt drain with sutures intact, no erythema, 30 mL of serosanguineous drainage   Instructions Using the information from the scenario, create a care plan using the attached template. NUR2349Module05WrittenAssignment-CarePlan.docx NUR2349 Professional Nursing I Module 05 Written Assignment - Care Plan Student Name: __________________________ Date: ______________________ Client Gender: ____________ Client Age: ________ Client Diagnosis: __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Assessment data for Nursing Diagnosis Nursing Diagnosis (3) Expected Outcomes with Indicators (1 per Nursing Diagnosis) Nursing Interventions (2 per Expected Outcome) Evidence-based Rationale for each Nursing Intervention (Cited/referenced) Evaluation (How do you know it worked?) Respond to this critical thinking question: Describe evidence-based precautions to prevent this client from obtaining a nosocomial infection. Provide supporting rationales. Support your response with evidence from credible sources.