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Assessment Diagnosis Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation Subjective: Short Term Goals: Independent: Short Term Goals

The client presented with left leg pain rated 7/10 and limited mobility of the left leg. Short term goals were for the client to control pain, verbalize pain relief methods, and demonstrate relaxation skills within 2-3 hours. Long term goals were for the client to report a decrease in leg pain from 7/10 to 5/10 within 1-2 days. Nursing interventions included pain medication, elevation, range of motion exercises, and encouraging diversional activities. The evaluation found the client partially met short term goals by controlling pain, verbalizing relief methods, and demonstrating skills independently after 2-4 hours. The client also partially met the long term goal by reporting a decreased pain level of 6/10 after 2 days.

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Assessment Diagnosis Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation Subjective: Short Term Goals: Independent: Short Term Goals

The client presented with left leg pain rated 7/10 and limited mobility of the left leg. Short term goals were for the client to control pain, verbalize pain relief methods, and demonstrate relaxation skills within 2-3 hours. Long term goals were for the client to report a decrease in leg pain from 7/10 to 5/10 within 1-2 days. Nursing interventions included pain medication, elevation, range of motion exercises, and encouraging diversional activities. The evaluation found the client partially met short term goals by controlling pain, verbalizing relief methods, and demonstrating skills independently after 2-4 hours. The client also partially met the long term goal by reporting a decreased pain level of 6/10 after 2 days.

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Assessment Diagnosis Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation

Subjective: Acute Pain related Short term goals: Independent: Short term goals
“Masakit yung kaliwang to musculoskeletal At the end of 2 to 3  Perform an assessment of pain  Indicates need for After 2 to 3 hours of
paa ko” as verbalized by impairment as hours of nursing to include location, effectiveness of interventions nursing interventions, the
the client evidenced by interventions, the characteristics, onset/duration, and may sign of development client was able to:
Pain Scale: 7/10 facial grimace, client will be able to: frequency, and severity. to the status of the client. • Take personal action to
restlessness,  Take personal action  Monitor vital signs (blood  To evaluate client’s response control pain
Objective: guarding behavior, to control pain pressure, pulse, respiration). to pain • Verbalize method that
• Vital signs: irritability, and  Verbalize method  Instruct the client to do deep provide relief
o BP: 140/90mmhg Blood pressure of that provide relief breathing exercise  To alleviate or control the • Demonstrate use of
• Facial Grimace 140/90mmhg,  Demonstrate use of  Encourage diversional pain relaxation skills and
• Restlessness relaxation skills and activities (E.g. TV/Radio,  To divert and lessen the pain diversional activities
• Guarding behavior diversional activities socialization with others, felt by the client. Goal partially met
• Irritable listening to music)
Long term goal:  Elevate and support the  Promotes venous return,
At the end of 1 to 2 injured extremity using decreases edema, and may
days of nursing pillows or rolls. reduce pain. Long term goal:
interventions, the  Create a calm and comfortable After 1 to 2 days of
client will be able to: environment.  To promote proper rest nursing interventions, the
 Report and client was be able to:
demonstrate a  Report and
decrease in leg pain Dependent: demonstrate a
from 7/10 to 5/10. • Administer NSAIDs as decrease in leg pain
ordered by the Physician from 7/10 to 5/10.
Goal partially met
 To maintain acceptable level
of pain

Assessment Diagnosis Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation


Subjective: Impaired physical Short term goal: Independent: • To determine client’s Short term goal:
“Nahihirapan akong mobility related At the end of 2 to 3 • Assess degree of mobility expectations/beliefs related to After 2 to 4 hours of
igalaw ang kaliwang binti to neuromuscular hours of nursing produced by injury or activity and potential long- nursing interventions, the
ko” as verbalized by the skeletal interventions, the treatment and note client’s term effect of current client was able to:
client impairment as client will be able to: perception of immobility. immobility. Also identifies  verbalize understanding
Objective: evidenced by  verbalize barriers that may be addressed of situation and
• Limited range of limited range of understanding of • Elevate and support the • To promote venous return, to individual treatment
motion motion, situation and injured extremity using minimize edema, and may regimen and safety
• Decreased muscle decreased muscle individual treatment pillows or rolls. reduce pain. measures
strength strength, and regimen and safety • Encourage participation on • Refocuses attention, enhances independently.
• Inability to move inability to move measures diversional or recreational client’s self-control and aids in Goal partially met
purposely purposely independently. activities like socialization reducing social isolation.
• Slow or having a small with others, listening to • To increases blood flow to
movement. music/radio muscle and bone; to improve Long term goals:
Long term goals: • Discuss and perform active or muscle tone, maintain joint After 2 days of nursing
At the end of 2 days of passive range of motion mobility; prevent contractures interventions, the client
nursing interventions, exercises of affected and or atrophy and calcium was able to:
the client will be able unaffected extremities. resorption from disease.  increase strength and
to: • It will put too much strain in function of affected
 increase strength joints joint
and function of • Advice the client to avoid • To prevent fall and injury  perform ADLs and
affected joint heavy activity • To increase mobility and desired activity
 perform ADLs and • Keep siderails up assist in ambulation Goal partially met
desired activity. • Encourage the use of assistive
device such as crutches or • To facilitate faster wound
walker. healing and bone healing
• Advice client to eat foods rich
in protein (fish, eggs), and
food rich in Vitamin C

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