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NCP Uti

The patient reported back pain and had a temperature of 36.1°C, pulse of 71, respiratory rate of 20, and blood pressure of 100/70. They were diagnosed with a urinary tract infection. Urinary tract infections are caused by bacteria entering the urethra and bladder, and can spread to the kidneys. The nursing care plan was to increase fluid intake, encourage voiding at regular intervals, and administer prescribed medications to achieve normal urination patterns within 24 hours by decreasing urinary frequency, urgency, and fatigue.

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NCP Uti

The patient reported back pain and had a temperature of 36.1°C, pulse of 71, respiratory rate of 20, and blood pressure of 100/70. They were diagnosed with a urinary tract infection. Urinary tract infections are caused by bacteria entering the urethra and bladder, and can spread to the kidneys. The nursing care plan was to increase fluid intake, encourage voiding at regular intervals, and administer prescribed medications to achieve normal urination patterns within 24 hours by decreasing urinary frequency, urgency, and fatigue.

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Assessment Subjective: Sumasakit ang likod ko as verbalized by the patient Objective: V/S Temp:36.

.1 PR:71 RR:20 BP:100/70 Pain Scale:0

Diagnosis Impaired urinary elimination related to urinary tract infection

Inference Urinary tract infections are caused by pathogens, usually bacteria that enter the urethra and then the bladder. This can lead to infection, most commonly in the bladder itself, which can spread to the kidneys.

Planning After a series of nursing intervention, ( fluid intake, voiding regular intervals administer needs as prescribe. The client will be able to achieve normal elimination patterns as manifested by frequency, urgency of urination, lighter color urine and decrease restlessness and fatigue within 24 hours.

Interventions Independent: 1.Encourage fluid intake up to 3000ml/day

Rationale

Evaluation After a series of nursing intervention the client was able to achieve normal elimination pattern

1.Help to maintain renal fuction, prevent infection, and formation of urinary stones

2.Encourage voiding at regular interval

2.Frequent bladder emptying intravesical irritation and prevent stasis of urine

3.To avoid riskfor reinfection 3.Instruct the client w/ UTI to prompt treat vaginal infection 4.To discourage bacterial

4.Maintain

acidic environment of the bladder

growth

Dependent: Investigate pain;presence of back of flank pain Assist in differentiating between bladder and kidney as cause of dysfunction

Obtain specimen for antibodycoated bacteria asaay

To diagnose bacteria infection of the kidney of

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