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    The patient reported feeling weak. Their facial expression looked weak. They were diagnosed with activity intolerance due to a sedentary lifestyle as shown by their weakness. The nurse identified the patient's needs and provided rest periods between activities. They planned to progressively increase the patient's activity level as tolerated and provided positive feedback on progress to motivate the patient. After interventions, the patient was able to participate in activities and demonstrate behaviors to decrease activity intolerance.

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    The patient reported feeling weak. Their facial expression looked weak. They were diagnosed with activity intolerance due to a sedentary lifestyle as shown by their weakness. The nurse identified the patient's needs and provided rest periods between activities. They planned to progressively increase the patient's activity level as tolerated and provided positive feedback on progress to motivate the patient. After interventions, the patient was able to participate in activities and demonstrate behaviors to decrease activity intolerance.

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    The patient reported feeling weak. Their facial expression looked weak. They were diagnosed with activity intolerance due to a sedentary lifestyle as shown by their weakness. The nurse identified the patient's needs and provided rest periods between activities. They planned to progressively increase the patient's activity level as tolerated and provided positive feedback on progress to motivate the patient. After interventions, the patient was able to participate in activities and demonstrate behaviors to decrease activity intolerance.

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    Activity Intolerance

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    tinea nigra
    The patient reported feeling weak. Their facial expression looked weak. They were diagnosed with activity intolerance due to a sedentary lifestyle as shown by their weakness. The nurse identified the patient's needs and provided rest periods between activities. They planned to progressively increase the patient's activity level as tolerated and provided positive feedback on progress to motivate the patient. After interventions, the patient was able to participate in activities and demonstrate behaviors to decrease activity intolerance.

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    Assessment

    Subjective Medyo nanghihina ako, as stated by the patient. Objective Facial expression looks weak.

    Diagnosis
    ctivity intolerance related to sedentary li!estyle as "ani!ested by weakness.

    Planning
    S#$

    Intervention
    )denti!y patient*s needs versus desires. ssess e"otional& psycho logic !actors a!!ecting the current situations. +lans care with rest periods between activities to reduce weakness. +rovide positive at"osphere, while acknowledging di!!iculty to the situation !or the patient to "ini"i,e !rustration and rechannel energy. +lan !or progressive increase o! activity level as patient tolerates. $ive patient in!or"ation that provides evidence o! daily weekly progress to sustain "otivation.

    Evaluation
    !ter % hours o! nursing intervention the patient were able to participate willingly in necessary& desired activities. !ter ( days o! nursing intervention the patient was able to de"onstrate behaviors that will help her to decrease activity intolerance.

    !ter % hours o! nursing intervention the patient will participate willingly in necessary& desired activities. !ter ( days o! nursing intervention the patient will de"onstrate behaviors that will help her to decrease activity intolerance.

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