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The patient presented with ineffective breathing patterns related to fatigue secondary to pulmonary tuberculosis. On assessment, decreased breath sounds and crackles were noted with elevated shoulders and decreased fremitus. The nursing diagnosis was ineffective breathing pattern related to fatigue secondary to pulmonary tuberculosis. After 6 hours of nursing interventions including airway assessment, breathing exercises, and medications as prescribed, the patient was able to maintain a normal respiratory rate without fatigue and decreased secretions, indicating alleviation of symptoms.
The patient presented with ineffective breathing patterns related to fatigue secondary to pulmonary tuberculosis. On assessment, decreased breath sounds and crackles were noted with elevated shoulders and decreased fremitus. The nursing diagnosis was ineffective breathing pattern related to fatigue secondary to pulmonary tuberculosis. After 6 hours of nursing interventions including airway assessment, breathing exercises, and medications as prescribed, the patient was able to maintain a normal respiratory rate without fatigue and decreased secretions, indicating alleviation of symptoms.
The patient presented with ineffective breathing patterns related to fatigue secondary to pulmonary tuberculosis. On assessment, decreased breath sounds and crackles were noted with elevated shoulders and decreased fremitus. The nursing diagnosis was ineffective breathing pattern related to fatigue secondary to pulmonary tuberculosis. After 6 hours of nursing interventions including airway assessment, breathing exercises, and medications as prescribed, the patient was able to maintain a normal respiratory rate without fatigue and decreased secretions, indicating alleviation of symptoms.
(Subjective & DIAGNOSIS ANALYSIS (Dependent, Objective) Independent & Collaborative) Subjective: Ineffective PTB occurs when After 6 hours of Independent: >Maintaining the After 6 hours of “kapoy akong breathing M. tuberculosis nursing >assessed airway airway is always nursing lawas nya mag pattern related primarily attacks interventions, the for patency the first priority, interventions, the ubo2 ko usahay” to fatigue the lungs. patient will be especially in cases patient was able as verbalized by secondary to A person with able to: of trauma, acute to display the patient. pulmonary PTB may >Sustain neurological patency of airway Objective: tuberculosis experience respiratory rate >auscultate lungs decompensation. as manifested by: >Decreased fatigue and loss within normal for presence of >These may >Patients’ RR is breath sound of energy. It may range: RR= 12-20 normal or indicate presence within normal >Crackle sound affect her ability cpm adventitious breath of mucus plug range: RR=20 noted to expectorate >Tolerate sounds cpm >Elevated secretions. Aside performance of -decreased breath >secretions shoulders from that, simple, day to sound >these may decreased >Decreased difficulty in day activities. indicate increase >Patients’ fatigue fremitus breathing >Demonstrate -coarse sounds airway resistance was alleviated. >Vital Signs: signifies that proper breathing Collaborative: >These may T= 36.1 there may be an exercises. Administer indicate fluid along P= 90 bpm accumulation of >Decrease medications as larger airways. R= 22 cpm secretions in the fatigue prescribed by the BP= 110/80 bronchial cavity physician. mmHg of the lungs. Source: Medical Surgical Nursing 13th edition by Brunner and Siddhart