Sample Nursing Care Plan for Deng ue Haemorrhagic Fever
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<strong>Sample</strong> <strong>Nursing</strong> <strong>Care</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Deng</strong><strong>ue</strong> Haemor...<br />
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<strong>Sample</strong> <strong>Nursing</strong> <strong>Care</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Deng</strong><br />
<strong>ue</strong> <strong>Haemorrhagic</strong> <strong>Fever</strong><br />
<strong>Deng</strong><strong>ue</strong> <strong>Haemorrhagic</strong> <strong>Fever</strong> is an acute fever caused by four serotypes of deng<strong>ue</strong> virus<br />
Group : B. Arboviruses , Sub- group : Flavi viruses , Family : Toga virus , serotype : Den 1 , 2 ,<br />
3 , 4<br />
This <strong>Sample</strong> <strong>Nursing</strong> <strong>Care</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Deng</strong><strong>ue</strong> <strong>Haemorrhagic</strong> <strong>Fever</strong><br />
nursing assessment <strong>for</strong> <strong>Deng</strong><strong>ue</strong> <strong>Haemorrhagic</strong> <strong>Fever</strong><br />
Assess history of <strong>Nursing</strong><br />
Assess the increase in body temperature , signs of bleeding , nausea, vomiting , loss of<br />
appetite , heartburn O , muscle pain and signs – signs of shock ( rapid and weak pulse ,<br />
hypotension , cold and moist skin , especially in the extremities , cyanosis , restlessness ,<br />
decreased awareness )<br />
<strong>Nursing</strong> diagnoses <strong>for</strong> <strong>Deng</strong><strong>ue</strong> <strong>Haemorrhagic</strong> <strong>Fever</strong><br />
Disadvantages fluid volume associated with increased capillary permeability , bleeding ,<br />
vomiting , and fever<br />
Changes in peripheral tiss<strong>ue</strong> perfusion associated with bleeding<br />
Changes in nutrition less than body requirements related to nausea , vomiting , no appetite<br />
Hiertermi associated with the process infeksivirus<br />
Changes in family processes related to the child’s condition<br />
nursing <strong>Plan</strong>ning <strong>for</strong> <strong>Deng</strong><strong>ue</strong> <strong>Haemorrhagic</strong> <strong>Fever</strong><br />
Children show signs – signs of fluid fulfillment<br />
Children show signs – signs of peripheral tiss<strong>ue</strong> perfusion is adequately<br />
Children show signs – vital signs within normal limits<br />
Family suggests to adaptive coping<br />
Implementation of nursing <strong>for</strong> <strong>Deng</strong><strong>ue</strong> <strong>Haemorrhagic</strong> <strong>Fever</strong><br />
Prevent fluid volume deficiency<br />
Observing signs – vital signs at least every 4 hours<br />
Monitor sign – a sign of the increasing shortage of liquid : inelastic turgor , fontanelle – sunken<br />
fontanelle , decreased urine product<br />
Observe and record intake and output<br />
Provide adequately hydrated according to the needs of the body<br />
Monitor laboratory val<strong>ue</strong>s ??: electrolytes / blood BJ urine , serum body<br />
Maintaining intake and output adekwat<br />
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Monitor and record the weight<br />
Monitor the administration of intravenous fluids every hour<br />
Reducing fluid loss is not very aesthetically ( insesible water loss / IWL )<br />
Tiss<strong>ue</strong> perfusion adequately<br />
Assess and record signs – Vital signs ( quality and freq<strong>ue</strong>ncy of the pulse, blood pressure ,<br />
Cappilary Refill )<br />
Assess and record circulation in the extremities ( temperature , humidity and color )<br />
Assessing the likelihood of death aringan on such cold extremities , neri , swelling of the legs )<br />
Nutritional needs adequately<br />
Ijinka child eating food Dapa child tolerated . <strong>Plan</strong> to improve the nutritional quality at the time<br />
of the child ‘s appetite increases .<br />
Give food accompanied with nutritional supplements to improve nutrient intake<br />
Encourage parents to provide meals with small portions techniq<strong>ue</strong>s but often<br />
Weigh every day at the same time and with the same scale<br />
Maintaining oral hygiene patients<br />
Explaining the importance of the nutrients intake were adequately <strong>for</strong> healing disease<br />
Maintaining normal body temperature<br />
Measure signs – vital signs of body temperature<br />
Teach family dala temperature measurement<br />
Do a ” tepid sponge ” ( wipe ) with plain water<br />
Increase fluid intake<br />
Provide therapy to lower the temperature<br />
Adaptive support family coping<br />
assess the perception of feeling nd parents or family members to stressful situations<br />
Allow parents and families to respond at length and identification of the factors that most<br />
families mencmaskan<br />
Identify commonly used coping nd how much his success in overcoming state<br />
Prevention of <strong>Deng</strong><strong>ue</strong> <strong>Haemorrhagic</strong> <strong>Fever</strong><br />
Avoid or prevent the development of mosquito Aedes aegepty by:<br />
The house is always bright<br />
Not hanging clothes<br />
water reservoirs are often cleaned and the water changed at least 4 days<br />
Grave goods – used items that allow the accumulation of rainwater place<br />
Close water reservoirs<br />
Discharge planning and health education<br />
Provide in<strong>for</strong>mation on demand, in accordance with the level of development activity and<br />
physical condition of the child<br />
Describe a given therapy , dose side effects<br />
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Explaining the symptoms – symptoms of disease recurrence and things to do to alleviate the<br />
symptoms<br />
Emphasize to control by the target date<br />
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