Care Planning Assignment #11
- Create a care plan for the patient:
Mr. J. is a 68-year-old male being discharged home after a 7-day hospital stay for pneumonia.
He will be using 2 L/min oxygen via nasal cannula at home.
He reports feeling weak, becomes short of breath with activity, and is anxious about managing oxygen equipment.
He lives with his wife, who will assist with care.
| Assessment Finding | NANDA Nursing Diagnosis (3 part) | Goal (with measurable time frame) | Nursing Interventions (minimum of 3) | Rationales (one for each intervention) | Evaluation (for each intervention) |
| Subjective: (What is he saying or doing)
Objective: (What are you finding on your assessment)
|
Care Planning Assignment #11
- Create a care plan for the patient:
Mr. J. is a 68-year-old male being discharged home after a 7-day hospital stay for pneumonia.
He will be using 2 L/min oxygen via nasal cannula at home.
He reports feeling weak, becomes short of breath with activity, and is anxious about managing oxygen equipment.
He lives with his wife, who will assist with care.
| Assessment Finding | NANDA Nursing Diagnosis (3 part) | Goal (with measurable time frame) | Nursing Interventions (minimum of 3) | Rationales (one for each intervention) | Evaluation (for each intervention) |
| Subjective: (What is he saying or doing)
Objective: (What are you finding on your assessment)
|
Care Planning Assignment #11
- Create a care plan for the patient:
Mr. J. is a 68-year-old male being discharged home after a 7-day hospital stay for pneumonia.
He will be using 2 L/min oxygen via nasal cannula at home.
He reports feeling weak, becomes short of breath with activity, and is anxious about managing oxygen equipment.
He lives with his wife, who will assist with care.
| Assessment Finding | NANDA Nursing Diagnosis (3 part) | Goal (with measurable time frame) | Nursing Interventions (minimum of 3) | Rationales (one for each intervention) | Evaluation (for each intervention) |
| Subjective: (What is he saying or doing)
Objective: (What are you finding on your assessment)
|
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