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NCP For Hemorrhoids

Patient X, a 26-year-old female, presented with hemorrhoids and a pain scale of 9/10 after giving birth to her second child. Her vital signs were assessed and she displayed signs of restlessness, guarding, facial grimacing, and irritability. The nursing care plan was to monitor her vital signs and symptoms, encourage increased fluid intake and sitz baths, and administer pain medication as needed to reduce her pain to a manageable 3/10 within 8 hours of intervention through both pharmacological and non-pharmacological methods.
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NCP For Hemorrhoids

Patient X, a 26-year-old female, presented with hemorrhoids and a pain scale of 9/10 after giving birth to her second child. Her vital signs were assessed and she displayed signs of restlessness, guarding, facial grimacing, and irritability. The nursing care plan was to monitor her vital signs and symptoms, encourage increased fluid intake and sitz baths, and administer pain medication as needed to reduce her pain to a manageable 3/10 within 8 hours of intervention through both pharmacological and non-pharmacological methods.
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  • Patient Care Plan
  • Intervention Strategies
  • Intervention Dependencies

Name of the Patient: Patient X

Age: 26 years’ old

Chief Complaint: Hemorrhoids

ASSESSMENT NURSING PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION


DIAGNOSIS
SUBJECTIVE INDEPENDENT:
DATA: At the end of 8 hours of At the end of the 8
“Ang sakit sakit Acute pain nursing intervention the - Monitor skin color - These are hours of nursing
po ng sa parte related to patient will be able to: and temperature usually intervention the
ng butas ng postpartum and vital signs altered in patient was able to:
aking pwet and hemorrhoids as - Minimize or relieve acute pain
grabe po yung evidence by and control the - Minimized or
dugo nagsimula bleeding with the pain and decreased relieved and
to nung after pain scale of pain scale into a controlled the pain.
ko manganak 9/10 manageable level - Assess for referred - To help Pain scale 3/10
sa ikalawa for atleast 3/10 pain as appropriate determine - Verbalized
kung baby. pain below possibility of nonpharmacological
scale of 9/10 (1 - Verbalize underlying methods that
being the lowest nonpharmacological condition or provide relief.
and 10 being the methods that organ - Stabilized heart
highest) provide relief dysfunction rate within normal
as verbalized by - Stabilize heart rate requiring range.
the patient. within normal treatment RR: 15 bpm
range. - Observe nonverbal - Nonverbal
cues and pain cues may be
OBJECTIVE behaviors both Goals are met:
DATA: physiological 3/3
and
V/S taken and psychological
recorded as and may be
follows: used in
conjunction
BP: 120/90 with verbal
T: 37.3 oC cues to
PR: 88 bpm determine
RR: 26 bpm the extent of
O2Sat: 90% severity of
the problem
(+) Restlessness
(+) Guarding - Encourage patient - It helps to
Behavior to do Sitz Bath lessen any
(+) Facial mask every after pain and
(+) Irritability defecation and discomfort.
demonstrate the
proper procedure

- Instructs the - Increased


patient to increase fluid intake
fluid intake and eat and fiber-rich
food that rich in foods help to
fiber such as fruits keep stools
and vegetables soft and
prevent
straining
during
defecation.
- Advice the patient - To promote
to do perineal care comfort and
proper
hygiene

- Assist patient in - To promote


proper positioning comfort and
at bed proper rest
needed
DEPENDENT:

- Administered pain - To reduce or


medication such as relieve the
analgesics as per pain
doctor’s order
- Note and monitor - To determine
client’s response the
with the use of pain effectiveness
medications of medication
or presence
of possible
side effects
COLLABORATIVE:

- Recommended or - To decrease
employed dependency
nonpharmacological on the
interventions, medications.
methods of pain
control.
- Monitored - To identify
laboratory studies. related
causes and
implement
preventive
measures

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