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    The nursing care plan addresses acute pain related to tissue injuries in the hands and face of a client. The plan includes assessing the client's pain level, encouraging verbalization of pain and use of pain management strategies, administering prescribed analgesics, and advising follow-up with other health care professionals. The goals are for the client to report relief from a pain level of 7 to 3 on a scale after 8 hours of nursing interventions using both pharmacological and non-pharmacological pain management strategies.

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    The nursing care plan addresses acute pain related to tissue injuries in the hands and face of a client. The plan includes assessing the client's pain level, encouraging verbalization of pain and use of pain management strategies, administering prescribed analgesics, and advising follow-up with other health care professionals. The goals are for the client to report relief from a pain level of 7 to 3 on a scale after 8 hours of nursing interventions using both pharmacological and non-pharmacological pain management strategies.

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    The nursing care plan addresses acute pain related to tissue injuries in the hands and face of a client. The plan includes assessing the client's pain level, encouraging verbalization of pain and use of pain management strategies, administering prescribed analgesics, and advising follow-up with other health care professionals. The goals are for the client to report relief from a pain level of 7 to 3 on a scale after 8 hours of nursing interventions using both pharmacological and non-pharmacological pain management strategies.

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    The nursing care plan addresses acute pain related to tissue injuries in the hands and face of a client. The plan includes assessing the client's pain level, encouraging verbalization of pain and use of pain management strategies, administering prescribed analgesics, and advising follow-up with other health care professionals. The goals are for the client to report relief from a pain level of 7 to 3 on a scale after 8 hours of nursing interventions using both pharmacological and non-pharmacological pain management strategies.

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    NURSING CARE PLAN (NCP)

    Nursing Dx 1: Acute Pain Related to tissue injury as evidenced by redness, lesions, and
    inflammation in both hands and facial grimace.
    Goal: The client will verbalize pain relief.
    Specific Objectives: After 8 hours of nursing interventions, the client will be able to:
     verbalize relief of pain from 7 to 3 on a Pain Rating Scale
     use pharmacological and non-pharmacological strategies to relief pain.

    Cues Nursing Intervention with Rationale Evaluation

    Subjective: Independent Rationale Goals met. The


    Patient verbalized “ Masakit client verbally
    1. Perform a Assessment is the first
    and alima” reported pain relief
    comprehensive step in managing pain,
    from 7 to 3 (severe
    assessment. Assess it helps ensure that the
    to mild pain) on a
    Objective: location, characteristics, patient receives
    Pain Rating Scale.
     Presence of flaky onset, duration, frequency, effective pain relief.
    Client uses non-
    skin. quality and severity of
    pharmacological
    pain.
     Inflammation of both and
    hands. Fears, concerns can pharmacological
     Presence of lesions 2. Encourage verbalization lower threshold of strategies to relief
    noted in both hands. of feelings about the pain. pain perception. the pain being
    experienced such
     Redness noted in both
    as putting warm
    palm.
    3. Assess the client’s compress and take
     Facial grimace observed. Aids in planning and
    current use of medications. obtaining medication analgesic as
     Pain scale of 7 out of 10 ordered.
    history.
    Vital signs
    4. Encourage adequate
    BP: 118/78 mmHg
    rest. To provide comfort.
    Temp: 35.7 ̊c
    PR: 68 bpm
    5. Provide comfort
    RR: 18 cpm
    measures such as use of To provide non-
    warm compress. pharmacological pain
    management.

    6. Cleanse wound daily. To promote healing


    Cues Nursing Intervention with Rationale Evaluation

    and help prevent


    infection

    7. Evaluate the To assess effectively


    effectiveness of pain of pain management
    control measures. and its process.

    Dependent Rationale

    Administer analgesic as For pain relief.


    prescribed

    Collaborative Rationale
    Advice follow-up check up For continued
    from other health care assessment monitoring
    professionals. of treatment.

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