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Deficient Fluid Volume Related To Inadequate Fluid Intake As Evidence by Poor Skin Turgor

The nursing care plan aims to teach a client with diabetes mellitus type II about properly managing their condition. The short-term goal is for the client to understand DM II and potential complications. The plan involves teaching the client about their current condition, future needs, medications, glucose monitoring equipment, and when to seek help for questions or issues. The client will be evaluated on their understanding of these topics and ability to independently monitor their fluid intake and glucose levels.

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Deficient Fluid Volume Related To Inadequate Fluid Intake As Evidence by Poor Skin Turgor

The nursing care plan aims to teach a client with diabetes mellitus type II about properly managing their condition. The short-term goal is for the client to understand DM II and potential complications. The plan involves teaching the client about their current condition, future needs, medications, glucose monitoring equipment, and when to seek help for questions or issues. The client will be evaluated on their understanding of these topics and ability to independently monitor their fluid intake and glucose levels.

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Teaching Care Plan for Diabetes Mellitus II

Nursing Diagnosis: Deficient fluid volume related to inadequate fluid intake as evidence by poor skin turgor.
Long-term Goal: The client will be able to maintain fluid intake.
Intermediate Goal: The client’s fluid intake will normalize after
Short-term Goal: The client will verbalize her understanding of DM II, and the possible complications it may cause.
LEARNING OUTCOMES CONTENT OUTLINE TEACHING METHODS EVALUATION
Upon completion of the The client will:
instructional session, the client
will: i. Client’s current condition, Provide accurate and relevant 1. Respond to questions
1. Identify individual areas future needs, and potential information regarding current and regarding to Diabetes
of weakness or needs. disease/s. future needs with the use of Mellitus (DM)
audio-visual presentation.
2. Identify medications for ii. Medication for DM and 2. Verbalize the equipment
DM and equipment for equipment for fluid intake. Enumerate the equipment for fluid and medications for DM.
monitoring blood glucose a) Medications for DM intake; and medications
level. appropriate for DM and list their 3. Monitor his fluid intake
iii. Guide in proper usage of possible adverse effect to the independently.
3. Monitor blood glucose glucometers or proper client.
level routinely. administration of 4. State contact person and
medications. Demonstrate the proper usage of telephone number to obtain
4. Describe appropriate the said equipment. assistance.
action if questions or iv. Resources available for client
complications arise. questions include health Discuss available resources. 5. State date, time, and
clinic, emergency Provide handout listing available location of follow-up
5. Identify date, time and department. resources and follow-up treatment appointment.
location of follow-up plan.
appointment for re- v. Follow-up treatment plan;
assessment and where and when. Provide written instructions.
evaluation.

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