2 nursing care plan and 2 common medications for liver disease - cirrhosis? - liver disease and nursing care plan
2 plan of care and the current 2 drugs for liver diseases - cirrhosis
Health History
Mr. K. is a Spaniard, 45 years old.
Married, 3 children.
He is currently unemployed.
He has been working in the service industry for a living.
He drank alcohol socially since the age of 13 years.
Medical History
Already a liver disease, a vaccination against hepatitis B, no drugs, just cold.
Common childhood illnesses, broken leg at the age of 16 years without surgery.
He was admitted to the ICU in 3 cases of liver disease.
Board
1. Fatigue
2. Weight changes
3. Digestive Disorders
4. Lesions
5. Weakness
6. Itching
7. Dyspnea
8. Anorexia
9. P abdomenAin
10. Nausea and vomiting
11. Diarrhea
12. Hematochezia
13. Changes in urine color
14. Numbness or tingling in the extremities
Physical Exam
Blood pressure: 160/90 mmHg, hypertension
Trachea: 28 cpm
Pulse: 96 bpm
The size and weight of 5 feet 10 inches 77kg
Skin: dryness, scratching, jaundice, bruising
Eyes: jaundice, dermis
Breast: Gynecomastia
Belly: extension, prominent veins
Size: 715cm, hepatomegaly
Name two nursing diagnoses
Name two common drugs.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Liver Disease And Nursing Care Plan 2 Nursing Care Plan And 2 Common Medications For Liver Disease - Cirrhosis?
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Nursing dx:
Activity Intolerance 1) in combination with fatigue, weakness, loss of muscle mass and discomfort.
2) Altered Nutrition less than the requirements in the main part, a chronic gastritis, a reduced gastrointestinal motility, loss of appetite, abnormal protein, fat, glucose metabolism and reduce the storage of vitamins (AC, C, D, E).
3) risk of injury and related mechanisms of altered coagulation bleeding.
4) integrity of the skin to affect the immune status is compromised connected, edema, and malnutrition.
5) The pain associated with hepatomegaly and ascites.
6) Diarrhea caused by excessive secretion of fat in the stool, secondary to liver dysfunction.
7) Risk of injury for the production of prothrombin and decreased synthesis of related substances in the blood to clot.
8) symptoms: itching associatedD to the accumulation of bilirubin pigments and bile salts on the skin.
9) the volume of excess fluid from portal hypertension, a decrease in colloid osmotic pressure of plasma and sodium retention.
10) The risk of infection with leukopenia secondary hyperactivity associated enlargement of the spleen and hypoproteinemia.
11) risk management scheme ineffective poor knowledge of the resistance data in relation to drugs, nutritional requirements, the signs and symptoms of complications and risks of alcohol consumption.
12) risk for impaired self-concept changes in appearance (jaundice context, ascites).
Drugs:
1) The lactulose.
2) spironolactone in patients with ascites.
3) Lasix.
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