Nursing Interventions

Nursing Interventions for Myocarditis

Encourage bed rest since it reduces myocardial oxygen demand and usually continues until the following criteria are met: > Temperature remains normal without use of salicylates > Resting pulse rate remains less than 100 beats/min > ECG tracings show no manifestations of myocardial damage > Pericardial friction rub is not present Obtain a clear description […]

Nursing Interventions for Measles

Keep infected person in isolation until the 5th day of rash. Keep the patient in bed until fever and cough subside. Provide eye care (i.e., clean eyelid, irrigate eye with saline). Protect eyes of patients from glare of strong light as they are apt to be inflamed. Keep the patient in an adequately ventilated room […]

Nursing Interventions for Malignant Melanoma

Assessment A thorough assessment of the skin is to be done annually on any individual with fair skin, frequent sun exposure, nevi, blemishes, freckles, skin discolorations, or those who have a history of malignant melanoma or other forms of skin cancer. Collaborate with other healthcare when examining the patient’s skin, ensure that all areas have […]

Nursing Interventions for Liver Cirrhosis

Monitor vital signs, intake and output and electrolyte levels to determine fluid volume status. Maintain some periods of rest with legs elevated to mobilize edema and ascites. Alternate rest periods with ambulation. To assess fluid retention, measure and record abdominal girth every shift. Weight the patient daily and document his weight. Administer diuretics, potassium and […]

Nursing Interventions for Impetigo

Promote good hygiene. Instruct the client not to squeeze a boil or pimple; the protective wall of induration that localizes the infection should not rupture or be destroyed. Teach regular and effective hand washing. Advise patient to keep fingernails cut short Instruct the client to bathe at least daily with bactericidal soap. Injured skin areas […]

Nursing Interventions for Oral Cancer

Assess airway patency and respiratory status every hour until stable. Maintain semi-Fowler’s position, supporting arms. Encourage to turn, cough, and deep breathe every 2 to 4 hours. Teach the importance of activity, turning, coughing, and deep breathing. Monitor daily weights. Blood pressure monitoring for hypertension is important in patients taking sorafenib or sunitinib Consult with […]