Risk for Unstable Blood Glucose Level Worksheet

Risk for Unstable Blood Glucose Level Worksheet

Risk for Unstable Blood Glucose Level Worksheet

Purpose:Professional nursing requires the development of a formal plan of care.That Care Plan is the professional nurses’ prescription which directs all nursing care.Professional nurses use the Nursing Process to develop Care Plans.While there are many different formats for Care Plans, while at Concordia, nursing students utilize the attached format.

Procedure:

Nursing Diagnosis and Medical Diagnosis:document this information in the area provided & be sure that the Medical Diagnosis pertains to your Nursing Diagnosis.

Document the patient’s INITIALS ONLY

 

Write up One priority nursing diagnosis.

Subjective data:document the information that the PATIENT TELLS you.Document only that information which supports the Nursing Diagnosis that you are addressing.

Objective data:document the information that YOU obtain from physical assessment.Document only that information which supports the Nursing Diagnosis that you are addressing.

Measurable Goal: Write ONE short term patient oriented measurable goal for the Nursing Diagnosis. Nursing Interventions:List at least 5 Nursing Interventions necessary to fulfill this goal.

Evaluation:Identify the following:

Whether or not the goal was met

If the goal was met, what data supports that the goal was met?

If the goal was NOT met, what adjustments need to be made to the plan of care and why?

Rationale Document:

List the Nursing Intervention by number.

Provide evidence for each Nursing Intervention.

Provide the full citation for each rationale.

311 Nutrition AssignmentFall 2020Due by Sunday October 4^th, 2020

You will develop a nursing care plan for a person with a nutritional concern from the following list using the care plan guide on Blackboard. Please choose a patient condition type and share in your group messaging so everyone does something a little different.

Cardiac:

Hypertension

High Cholesterol

High triglycerides

Obesity

Ethnic specific cardiac diets: African American, Hispanic, Caucasian, Asian, etc.

Age specific: children, seniors, expectant mothers

Geographic specific: urban, rural

 

Diabetic:

Age specific: children, teens, young adults, expectant mothers, seniors

Ethnic specific: Hispanic, African American, Asian, Caucasian

 

Alzheimer’s/Dementia:

Care plan for an at-risk person due to genetics

Care plan for someone early in the disease

Osteoarthritis

Preventative- person is at risk

Treatment- person has it

 

Eating disorders

Young girl /woman with anorexia

Young boy/man with anorexia

Young girl/woman with bulimia

Young boy/man with bulimia

 

Obesity

Age specific: any age can be affected

Gender specific: either gender

 

Cancer

Diets for patients with cancer

Diets for patients at risk genetically

 

Care plan for a person with a GT

Care plan for a person with an NG tube

 

Care plan for expectant mother

Care plan for lactating mother

 

Care plan for post-op patient- advancing diet to full fluids

 

Care plan for person with kidney disease

 

Care plan for person with peptic ulcer disease

 

 

Resources can be found in your textbook, Chapter 36

The American Diabetic Association

The American Heart Association

The Mayo Clinic

The Cleveland Clinic

Alzheimer’s’ Association

WOCN (Wound and Ostomy Nurses)

NIH- National Institute for Health

CDC

 

 

Nursing Care Plan books