NCP: Diarrhea related to irritable bowel disorder as evidenced by lower abdominal pain and loose stools
Assessment Explanation of Objective Nursing Intervention Rationale Evaluation
the
Problem
Subjective: Diarrhea — loose, STO: Dx: STO:
watery and possibly Within 30 mins of nursing (Goal Met)
“Isang linggo na akong more-frequent bowel interventions, patient will be able to: Aid in identifying After 30 mins of nursing interventions,
nagtatae na may
kasamang dugo,
movements — is a
common problem. It
a) Verbalize the rationale for
treatment regimen
b) Verbalize understanding of
Observe certain diseases
and evaluating the
the patient was able to:
sampung beses sa isang may be present alone
and severity of an a) Verbalized the rationale for
or be associated with causative factor
araw” as verbalized. event treatment regimen
other symptoms, such b) Verbalized understanding of
as nausea, vomiting,
Objective:
Bloated abdomen
Abdominal cramping
abdominal pain or
weight loss.
LTO:
Within 48 hours of nursing
interventions, the patient will be able
docume When bleeding is
a problem, rest
causative factor
slows intestinal
Loose watery stools
with blood
Source: Diarrhea.
(2021). Retrieved
to:
a) Report reduction in frequency
of stools
nt motility and
lowers metabolic
LTO:
(Goal Met)
After 48 hours of nursing interventions, the
from b) Return to more normal stool rate. If facilities patient was able to:
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.org/diseases-
conditions/diarrhea/sym
consistency.
stool are not nearby, the
urge to urinate
may strike
a) Reported reduction in frequency
of stools
b) Returned to more normal stool
frequen
Nursing Diagnosis: ptoms-causes/syc-
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characte to check for the
ristics, existence,
location, and
characteristics of
bowel sounds.
amount,
prevents cramps
and recurrence of
diarrhea by
and avoiding or
reducing the
stimulation of
precipit meals and drinks.
However, cold
liquids can
ating stimulate intestinal
motility.
factors There isn't a
Observe certain diet or set
of foods that
causes issues for
and every person with
LGB. Depending
on the patient's
docume illness and the
damaged area of
nt
the intestine,
dietary
requirements and
stool limits must be
tailored to each
person.
frequen Stress responses
cy, can exacerbate
conditions when
characte
there is a disease
present that has no
known origin, is
ristics, difficult to treat,
and may need
surgical
amount, intervention.
and
precipit
ating
factors
Observe and document
stool frequency,
characteristics, amount,
and precipitating
factors
Promote bed rest, if
indicated, and provided
bed side commode
Tx:
Auscultate the
abdomen
Restart oral fluid intake
gradually, if client has
been on bowel rest
(NPO) during
treatment. Offer clear
liquids hourly and
avoid cold fluids.
Edx:
Discuss patient’s usual
diet. Have patient/SO
identify foods and
fluids that precipitate
patient’s diarrhea and
cramping pain
Provide opportunity to
vent frustrations related
to disease process.
NCP: Acute abdominal pain related to the inflammation or trauma secondary to gastrointestinal disorder
Assessment Explanation of Objective Nursing Intervention Rationale Evaluation
the
Problem
Subjective: Acute abdominal pain STO: Dx: STO:
“Ang sakit ng tiyan ko” is defined as severe Within 30 mins of nursing (Goal Met)
pain of more than 6 interventions, patient will be able to: After 30 mins of nursing interventions,
Observe
as verbalize Assessment aids
hours' duration in a a) Understand their condition in diagnosis and the patient was able to:
previously healthy and treatment plan appropriate
person that requires
and
b) Receive fluids interventions a) Understood the condition and
Objective: timely diagnosis and treatment
Abdominal cramping aggressive treatment, LTO: b) Received fluids
frequently surgical.
docume
Within 48 hours of nursing
Presence of abdominal interventions, the patient will be able To identify
muscle guarding or LTO:
to: complications and (Goal Met)
tension due to pain a) Return to normal bowel treat early
nt
After 48 hours of nursing interventions, the
Source: movements patient was able to:
Greenberger, N. J., b) Reports relief from pain a) Returned to normal bowel
Blumberg, R. S., & movements
Nursing Diagnosis:
Acute abdominal pain
Burakoff, R.
(2012). Current
diagnosis and
stool To provide
comfort and
b) Reported relief from pain
frequen
related to the treatment:
inflammation or trauma Gastroenterology, control pain
secondary to
hepatology, and
cy,
gastrointestinal disorder
endoscopy.
To relieve pain
characte
ristics,
amount,
and To prevent
aggravation of
pain
precipit
ating
factors
Observe
and
docume
nt
stool
frequen
cy,
characte
ristics,
amount,
and
precipit
ating
factors
assessed the
precipitating factors,
cause, characteristics,
and severity of pain
monitored vital signs
regularly
tx:
provided a comfortable
semi-fowler’s position
with extra pillows to
support the sides.
Administered
analgesics or narcotics
like morphine as
prescribed
Edx:
Adviced the patient to
splint the abdomen
with the towel or small
pillow while moving
