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Explain care plan to (Pt.’s Name) and gain consent.\u003Cbr>2. Monitor and document (Pt.’s Name)’s observations noting the depth and rate of breathing, hourly and escalate accordingly.\u003Cbr>3. Assess breathing pattern including the use of accessory muscle.\u003Cbr>4. Position (Pt.’s Name) upright to allow full lung expansion.\u003Cbr>5. Assess lung capacity using peakflow meter as prescribed.\u003Cbr>6. Administer oxygen therapy, nebulizer and bronchodilators as prescribed.\u003Cbr>7. Re-assess medication effectiveness and escalate to the doctor if necessary.\u003Cbr>8. Refer to the Respiratory Therapist as needed.\u003Cbr>9. Instruct (Pt.’s Name) the proper use of call bell.\u003Cbr>10. Assess effectiveness of all care rendered and document. | 1. (Pt.’s Name) verbalizes understanding of care plan and gives consent.\u003Cbr>2. (Pt.’s Name) sits upright to improve breathing.\u003Cbr>3. (Pt.’s Name) is able to demonstrate the proper use of peakflow.\u003Cbr>4. (Pt.’s Name) actively participatesin the plan of care. |\n\n2  \n\n| PATIENT DETAILS: (Name of Patient) Mobility |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| NURSING PROBLEM/NEED/Activity of Living:\u003Cbr>(Pt.’s Name) has difficulty in mobilizing due to breathlessness |  |\n| AIM(S) OF CARE:\u003Cbr>(Pt.’s Name) will verbalize increase of physical mobility with less exertion in breathing. |  |\n| RE-EVALUATION DATE:\u003Cbr>To be re-evaluated every hour within the shift or if condition changes. |  |\n| CARE BY NURSE(S) | SELF-CARE |\n| 1. Explain care plan to (Pt.’s Name) and gain consent.\u003Cbr>2. Monitor and document (Pt.’s Name)’s observations every   hours and escalate accordingly.\u003Cbr>3. Assess degree of assistance needed by completing a patient handling assessment form.\u003Cbr>4. Assist (Pt.’s Name) with activities of daily living and provide rest periods in between.\u003Cbr>5. Move (Pt.’s Name)’s belongings within her reach.\u003Cbr>6. Refer to the Physiotherapist for further evaluation.\u003Cbr>7. Instruct (Pt.’s Name) the proper use of call bell.\u003Cbr>8. Assess effectiveness of all care rendered and document. | 1. (Pt.’s Name) verbalizes understanding of care plan and gives consent.\u003Cbr>2.  (Pt.’s Name) actively participatesin the plan of care.\u003Cbr>3. (Pt.’s Name) uses the call bell effectively. |\n\n3  \n\n| PATIENT DETAILS: (Name of Patient) Pain Subarachnoid haemorrhage |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| NURSING PROBLEM/NEED/Activity of Living:\u003Cbr>(Pt.’s Name) is experiencing headache with a pain score 7/10 due to subarachnoid hemorrhage. |  |\n| AIM(S) OF CARE:\u003Cbr>(Pt.’s Name) will verbalize relief from pain with a pain score of 0-3 out of 10 . |  |\n| RE-EVALUATION DATE:\u003Cbr>To be re-evaluated every hour within the shift or if condition changes. |  |\n| CARE BY NURSE(S) | SELF-CARE |\n| 1. Explain care plan to (Pt.’s Name) and gain consent.\u003Cbr>2. Monitor and document (Pt.’s Name)’s neurological observations every 30 minutes until GCS reaches 15/15 . Once 15/15, monitor every 30 minutes for 2 hours, hourly for 4 hours, then two hourly thereafter and escalate accordingly.\u003Cbr>3. Assess pain with pain assessment tool noting verbal and non-verbal cues.\u003Cbr>4. Assist (Pt.’s Name) in a comfortable position. Upright to lessen intracranial pressure.\u003Cbr>5. Teach (Pt.’s Name) relaxation techniques such as deep breathing exercise and distraction therapy to alleviate pain.\u003Cbr>6. Administer analgesics as prescribed and re-assess effectiveness in 30 minutes.\u003Cbr>7. Refer to pain team if pain persists.\u003Cbr>8. Instruct (Pt.’s Name) the proper use of call bell.\u003Cbr>9. Assess effectiveness of all care rendered and document. | 1. 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