Nursing Diagnosis and Interventions for Uterine Fibroids
1. Acute pain related to surgical intervention.
Expected outcomes: Pain does not exist or can be controlled
Interventions:
Rational :
2. Altered urinary elimination related to the disease process or surgical interventions that aggravate retention.
Expected outcomes: Demonstrate understanding and management of regular urine.
Interventions:
3. Impaired skin integrity related to normal skin response to radiation.
Expected outcomes: Clients identify skin reaction, which is expected reaction on the local radiation and the skin will be restored.
Interventions:
Nursing Care Plan for Reproductive System Disorders : Uterine Fibroids
1. Acute pain related to surgical intervention.
Expected outcomes: Pain does not exist or can be controlled
Interventions:
- Determine the location of pain, characteristics, quality and severity before clients receive the treatment.
- Check the medical order to the drug, the dose and frequency of administration of analgesics.
- Check the history of drug allergy.
- Relaxation aids to facilitate the response to analgesics.
- Tell patients and families about the need for medication and possible side effects.
Rational :
- Provide data about the pain experienced by the client so it can be taken immediately.
- Preventing the occurrence of errors in drug administration.
- Provide information.
- Improving the best response to the administration of drugs.
- Improving the understanding and knowledge of the client's drug therapy given.
2. Altered urinary elimination related to the disease process or surgical interventions that aggravate retention.
Expected outcomes: Demonstrate understanding and management of regular urine.
Interventions:
- Monitor urinary elimination include frequency, consistency, odor, volume and color.
- Monitor for signs and symptoms of urinary retention that includes no urination and lower abdominal distension.
- Note the elimination of urine last time.
- Encourage clients to drink the recommended amount of water.
- Record the time of first micturition and urine appearance account after the procedure.
- Provide basic information about the state of the client.
- Preventing the occurrence of errors in drug administration.
- Provide data on the change in urinary elimination on the client.
- Increase urine flow is adequate.
- Provide information for early detection of potential problems.
3. Impaired skin integrity related to normal skin response to radiation.
Expected outcomes: Clients identify skin reaction, which is expected reaction on the local radiation and the skin will be restored.
Interventions:
- Assess the integrity of the skin color and drainage.
- Monitor changes in skin integrity.
- Clean the area of treatment, during radiotherapy.
- Discuss the need for skin care.
- Avoid using narrow clothing on the treated areas.
- Avoid stretching the skin in the treated area.
- Provide information about the nursing care plan.
- Develop early identification of the changes in skin integrity.
- Preventing an increase in skin reactions, lowering the possibility of burning and or friction.
- Protects skin from trauma pliers are not irradiated or increase skin reaction.
- Lowering friction in the area of irradiation.
- Prevent mechanical trauma.
Nursing Care Plan for Reproductive System Disorders : Uterine Fibroids
