Nursing Interventions: Chancroid Use standard precautions whenever you may come into contact with genital secretions – for instance, when collecting specimens and performing a physical examination. Administer anti-ineffective medications and, possibly, analgesics as ordered. Provide topical care by washing the affected area with soap and water, followed by a bacterial agent. Don’t allow the area […]
Nursing Interventions: Diabetes Mellitus Administer insulin or an oral antidiabetic drug as prescribed. Have the patient participate in a supervised exercise program. Treat hypoglycemic reactions promptly by giving carbohydrates in the form of fruit juice, hard candy, honey or I.V. dextrose. Provide meticulous skin care, especially to the feet and legs. Assist the patient to […]
Nursing Interventions: Diabetes Insipidus Institute safety precautions if the patient complains of dizziness or weakness. Make sure the patient has easy access to the bathroom or bed pan, and answer his calls signals promptly. Give vasopressin cautiously to a patient with coronary artery disease because the drug may cause vasoconstriction. Provide meticulous skin and mouth […]
Nursing Interventions: Cytomegalovirus Infection Institute and maintain standard precautions before coming into contact with the patient’s blood or other body fluids. Administer medication to treat symptoms as needed. Offer nutritionally adequate meals. Provide emotional support and counseling to the parent’s of a child with CMV infection. Monitor the patient’s vital signs, especially his temperature and […]
Nursing Interventions: Cystic Fibrosis Give medications as ordered. Administer pancreatic enzymes with meals and snacks. Perform chest physiotherapy, including postural drainage and chest percussion several times a day as ordered. Administer oxygen therapy as ordered. Provide a well-balanced, high calorie, high protein diet for the patient. Make sure the patient receives plenty of fluids to […]
Nursing Interventions: Cushing’s Syndrome Consult a dietician to plan a high in protein and potassium but low in calories, carbohydrates, and sodium. Use protective measures to reduce the risk of infection. Schedule activites around the patient’s rest periods to avoid fatigue. Institute safety precaustions to minimize the risk of injury from the falls. Help the […]
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