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    Planning Implementations Rationale Evaluation

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    The document outlines a nursing plan of care for an 8 hour period for a pediatric patient with pneumonia. It includes independent nursing interventions like monitoring vital signs, encouraging deep breathing and position changes. The rationale is to monitor for issues, improve breathing, and clear secretions. Dependent interventions include administering antibiotics and fever reducers as prescribed and performing drainage techniques. The goal was for the patient to have less chest pain, no difficulty breathing, and feelings of comfort which were achieved after 8 hours.

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    Planning Implementations Rationale Evaluation

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    The document outlines a nursing plan of care for an 8 hour period for a pediatric patient with pneumonia. It includes independent nursing interventions like monitoring vital signs, encouraging deep breathing and position changes. The rationale is to monitor for issues, improve breathing, and clear secretions. Dependent interventions include administering antibiotics and fever reducers as prescribed and performing drainage techniques. The goal was for the patient to have less chest pain, no difficulty breathing, and feelings of comfort which were achieved after 8 hours.

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    The document outlines a nursing plan of care for an 8 hour period for a pediatric patient with pneumonia. It includes independent nursing interventions like monitoring vital signs, encouraging deep breathing and position changes. The rationale is to monitor for issues, improve breathing, and clear secretions. Dependent interventions include administering antibiotics and fever reducers as prescribed and performing drainage techniques. The goal was for the patient to have less chest pain, no difficulty breathing, and feelings of comfort which were achieved after 8 hours.

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    Planning Implementations Rationale Evaluation

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    The document outlines a nursing plan of care for an 8 hour period for a pediatric patient with pneumonia. It includes independent nursing interventions like monitoring vital signs, encouraging deep breathing and position changes. The rationale is to monitor for issues, improve breathing, and clear secretions. Dependent interventions include administering antibiotics and fever reducers as prescribed and performing drainage techniques. The goal was for the patient to have less chest pain, no difficulty breathing, and feelings of comfort which were achieved after 8 hours.

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    PLANNING IMPLEMENTATIONS RATIONALE EVALUATION

    After 8 hours of continuous INDEPENDENT


    nursing intervention, the ● Assess and monitor the ● To be able to spot any Goal and rationale were
    pediatric patient shall be able vital signs of the irregularities or achieved. The patient
    to: patient. advancements. verbalized feelings of comfort
    ● Declare and and the efficacy of their
    demonstrate a ● Encourage the patient ● To be able to increase breathing pattern, as well as
    reduction in chest pain to practice breathing the patient's focus and decreased chest pain and the
    from 6 out of 10 to 4 deeply as a form of reduce their pain. lack of dyspnea.
    out of 10. relaxation.
    ● To be able to make the
    ● Manifest the absence ● Put the patient in High patient's breathing and
    of dyspnea. or semi- Fowler's lung expansion easier.
    position.
    ● Declare and ● To be able to improve
    demonstrate feelings of the patient’s pulmonary
    comfort and relief. ● Encourage the patient ventilation and
    to change positions secretion clearance.
    every 2 hours or as
    much as needed. ● To be able to inform
    the client's mother or
    ● Inform the patient’s guardian about the
    mother about the causes of a high fever
    factors of high fever and a dry cough
    and dry cough due to caused by pneumonia
    pneumonia and as well as the course of
    treatment process of therapy after a
    diagnosis. diagnosis.

    ● To be able to hydrate
    ● Encourage the patient the body and thin the
    to consume fluids up to secretions for simpler
    3-4 liter per day, unless mobility and
    contraindicated. evacuation.
    DEPENDENT
    ● Administer Cefuroxime ● To be able to stop a
    100mg/kg/dose every 8 variety of bacterial
    hours as prescribed. infections by
    eradicating the
    ● Administer bacteria.
    Paracetamol
    15mg/kg/dose for a ● To lower the patient’s
    temperature of 38 fever or high body
    degree Celsius as temperature.
    prescribed.

    ● Perform postural ● To be able to aid in


    drainage and sputum clearing and
    percussion, as ordered. secretion raising.

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