NURSING DIAGNOSIS Ineffective Breathing Pattern related to pleural fluid collection, chest tube placement, pain, and body position as evidence by shallow respirations, altered chest ecursion, and dyspnea !A"I#N" GOA$ Demonstrates an effective rate, rhythm, and depth of respirations OU"%O&#S 'NO%( IN"#R)#N"IONS 'NI%( AND RA"IONA$#S Respiratory Status Respiratory rate *********** Respiratory rhythm ********* Depth of inspiration ********* Achievement of epected incentive spirometer ******** Auscultated breath sounds ******* Oy+en saturation ******** &easurement scale , - Severe deviation from normal ran+e . - Substantial deviation from normal ran+e / - &oderate deviation from normal ran+e 0 - &ild deviation from normal ran+e 1 - No deviation from normal ran+e enti!ation A""i"tance Assist with fre2uent position chan+es to promote draina+e of poc3ets of fluid4 #ncoura+e slow deep breathin+, turnin+, and cou+hin+ to control respiratory pattern4 Assist with incentive spirometer to provide visual feedbac3 to the patient on effectiveness of respirations4 Auscultate breath sounds, notin+ areas of decreased5absent ventilation and presence of adventitious sounds4 Administer appropriate pain medication to prevent hypoventilation4 !osition to minimi6e respiratory efforts 'e4+4, elevate the head of the bed and provide overbed table for patient to lean on(4 Ambulate / to 0 times a day to promote deep breathin+ and lun+ reepansion4 NURSING DIAGNOSIS Ri"# for infection related to tissue in7ury, placement of chest tubes !A"I#N" GOA$S ,4 #periences no indication of infection .4 Incision and stab wounds heal by first intention OU"%O&#S 'NO%( IN"#R)#N"IONS 'NI%( AND RA"IONA$#S Infection Severity !urulent draina+e ******* !urulent sputum ******** %hest 8ray infiltration ***** 9ever ***** !ain5tenderness****** :hite blood cell count elevation ***** Sputum culture coloni6ation ****** Infection Protection &onitor for systemic and locali6ed si+ns and symptoms of infection to enable early detection and treatment4 Inspect condition of sur+ical incisions5wounds to detect early si+ns of infection4 #ncoura+e increased mobility and eercise to increase circulation and :ound site culture coloni6ation ***** &easurement Scale , - Severe . - Substancial / - &oderate 0 - &ild 1 - None promote healin+4 Obtain cultures as needed to identify causative a+ents and effective antibiotics4 T$%e Care& Che"t &onitor for bubblin+ of the suction chamber of the chest tube draina+e system and tidalin+ in water8seal chamber to ensure ade2uate ventilation4 #nsure that all tubin+ connections are securely attached and taped to prevent air lea3s4 ;eep the draina+e container below chest level to prevent pneumothora4 Observe volume, shade, color, and consistency of draina+e from lun+, and record appropriately, to detect infection4 %lean around the tube insertion site to decrease eposure to patho+ens4 %han+e dressin+ around chest tube every .<8=. hr as needed to monitor side and provide protection4 NURSING %AR# !$AN /,8/ !atient with Neutropenia NURSING DIAGNOSIS Ri"# for infection related to inade2uate secondary defenses 'leu3openia, neutropenia(, altered response to microbial invasion, and environmental eposure to patho+ens !A"I#N" GOA$S ,4 Adheres to infection control and protection practices .4 #periences no si+ns or symptoms of infection, reducin+ the ris3 of septic shoc3 OU"%O&#S 'NO%( IN"#R)#N"IONS 'NI%( AND RA"IONA$#S Ris3 %ontrol Ac3nowled+es ris3 factors **** 9ollows selected ris3 control strate+ies **** Avoids eposure to health threats **** &odifies lifestyle to reduce ris3 **** Infection Severity !urulent sputum **** !urulent draina+e **** Infection Contro! &aintain isolation techni2ues as appropriate to reduce eposure to environmental patho+ens4 :ash hands before and after each patient care activity to prevent transmission of patho+ens4 Use antimicrobial soap for hand washin+4 Instruct visitors to wash hands on %hest 8ray infiltration **** 9ever **** !ain5tenderness **** >lood culture coloni6ation **** :hite blood count elevation **** &easurement Scale , - Severe . - Substantial / - &oderate 0 - &ild 1 - None enterin+ and leavin+ patient?s room to prevent the transmission of harmful patho+ens to patient4 "each patient and care+iver how to avoid infections 'e4+4, personal hy+iene techni2ues of hand washin+, oral care, s3in hy+iene, and pulmonary hy+iene(4 "each the patient and care+ivers about si+ns and symptoms of infection and when to report them to the health care provider to receive early treatment of infection4 Instruct patient to ta3e antibiotics as prescribed to prevent microbial resistance4 Infection Protection &onitor for systemic and locali6ed si+ns and symptoms of infection to promote early detection of infection4 &onitor absolute +ranulocyte count, :>% count, and :>% differential results to identify si+ns of and potential for infection4 Inspect s3in and mucous membranes for redness, etreme warmth, or draina+e4 9ollow neutropenic precautions to avoid eposure to patho+ens4 "each patient the importance of and proper procedure for hand washin+4 Report suspected infections to infection control personnel in order to promptly initiate antibiotic therapy4 Remove fresh flowers and plants from patient areas to avoid introduction of patho+ens4
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