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ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS INFERENCE PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUA

Subjective: Acute pain related to Ulcerative colitis is a Short Term Goal INDEPENDENT NURSING After 8 hours o
“Sobrang sakit po ng prolonged diarrhea. chronic, or long lasting, ACTION: intervention the
tiyan ko kanina pa disease that causes After 8 hours of  May try to tolerate pain rather was able to rela
po ako labas masok inflammation—irritation nursing intervention  Encourage patient to report than request analgesics. rest appropriate
sa CR”. or swelling—and sores the patient will be pain.
called ulcers on the inner able to relaxed and
Objective: lining of the large rest appropriately

 Fatigue intestine.  Assess reports of abdominal


cramping or pain, noting  To measure the intensity of
 Weight loss Ulcerative colitis shows location, duration, intensity pain and to know what
intestinal and extra (0–10 scale). Investigate and management should be given.
 Hyperactive intestinal findings on report changes in pain
Bowel Sounds physical examination. characteristics
These include abdominal  Body language or nonverbal
Vital signs:  Note nonverbal cues
tenderness, fever, pallor, cues may be both physiological
HR: 110 bpm inflammation of the iris (restlessness, reluctance to and psychological and may be
and uvea, skin rash, move, abdominal guarding, used in conjunction with verbal
RR: 19 BPM inflammation of the joints, withdrawal, and depression). cues to determine extent and
aphthous ulcers and Investigate discrepancies severity of the problem.
BP: 90/60 mmhg
clubbing of the fingers. between verbal and
Temperature: 38.1°C nonverbal cues.

Physical  Review factors that  May pinpoint precipitating or


Assessment: aggravate or alleviate pain. aggravating factors (such as
stressful events, food
 Pallor
 Abdominal intolerance) or identify developing
Tenderness complications.

 Panniculitis
 Encourage patient to assume
position of comfort (knees  Reduces abdominal tension and
flexed). promotes sense of control.

 Provide comfort measures


(back rub, reposition) and
diversional activities.  Promotes relaxation, refocuses
attention, and may enhance
 Observe and record coping abilities.
abdominal distension,
increased temperature,  May indicate developing
decreased BP. intestinal obstruction from
inflammation, edema, and
scarring.

DEPENDENT NURSING
ACTION

 Provide additional fluids via


IV as ordered by the
physician.  Maintenance of bowel rest
requires alternative fluid
replacement to correct losses
and anemia. Note: Fluids
containing sodium may be
restricted in presence of
regional enteritis. Total
Parenteral Nutrition is given.

 Administer medication like


acetaminophen as ordered by
the physician  A better choice for pain relief is
acetaminophen for ulcerative
colitis.

 COLLABORATIVE
NURSING ACTION

 Coordinate with a dietary


counselor for meal planning  To prevent imbalance nutrition
and to regain the loss nutrients
modifications due to diarrhea.

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