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    The nursing assessment identified that patient Sandra Gruenwald was at risk for bleeding due to a decreased platelet count. The nursing plan was to monitor vital signs and for signs of bleeding, educate the patient on risks and prevention of bleeding, restrict activities that could cause bleeding, and administer prescribed medications over 6 hours. After the intervention, the patient was able to identify risks and engage in behaviors to prevent bleeding.

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    The nursing assessment identified that patient Sandra Gruenwald was at risk for bleeding due to a decreased platelet count. The nursing plan was to monitor vital signs and for signs of bleeding, educate the patient on risks and prevention of bleeding, restrict activities that could cause bleeding, and administer prescribed medications over 6 hours. After the intervention, the patient was able to identify risks and engage in behaviors to prevent bleeding.

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    The nursing assessment identified that patient Sandra Gruenwald was at risk for bleeding due to a decreased platelet count. The nursing plan was to monitor vital signs and for signs of bleeding, educate the patient on risks and prevention of bleeding, restrict activities that could cause bleeding, and administer prescribed medications over 6 hours. After the intervention, the patient was able to identify risks and engage in behaviors to prevent bleeding.

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    NCP Risk For Bleeding

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    The nursing assessment identified that patient Sandra Gruenwald was at risk for bleeding due to a decreased platelet count. The nursing plan was to monitor vital signs and for signs of bleeding, educate the patient on risks and prevention of bleeding, restrict activities that could cause bleeding, and administer prescribed medications over 6 hours. After the intervention, the patient was able to identify risks and engage in behaviors to prevent bleeding.

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    Patient Name: Gruenwald, Sandra ASSESSMENT Subjective: NURSING DIAGNOSIS Risk for Bleeding r/t Decreased Platelet Count

    as evidenced by Lab Results PLANNING After 6 hrs. of Nursing Intervention, the client will be able to identify individual risks and engage in appropriate behaviors or lifestyle changes to prevent bleeding INTERVENTION 1. Assess patient for any risk of bleeding 2. Monitor V/S 3. Monitor for Occult or Frank bleeding 4. Obtain Laboratory Tests (CBC) 5. Explain the different risks for bleeding 6. Explain the different factors to prevent bleeding 7. Restrain patient from any activities that could cause bleeding 8. Advise patient to use a soft bristle toothbrush 9. Administer appropriate Medications prescribed by the Physician EVALUATION After 6 hrs. of Nursing Intervention, the client was able to identify individual risks and engage in appropriate behaviors or lifestyle changes to prevent bleeding

    Objective: - IVF Plain NSS 0.9% at Left Hand regulating at 28 gtts/min, No bleeding, no swelling - Platelet count of 66 seen in recent Lab Results

    Jervis S. Lazaro BSN3-C

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