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Plan of care for cholilithiasis
Medical diagnosis: Cholilithiasis
Assessment:
Subjective data: Altered vital signs, Nausea, increased urinary output
Objective data: Increased temperature, vomiting, frequent urination
Nursing diagnosis:
Risk for Deficient Fluid Volume: At risk for experiencing vascular, cellular, or intracellular dehydration.
Goal:
Short term goal:
Demonstrate adequate fluid balance evidenced by stable vital signs, absence of vomiting
Long term goal:
Demonstrate adequate fluid balance evidenced by moist mucous membranes, good skin turgor, capillary refill, individually appropriate urinary output
Nursing treatment
Scientific rationale
Evaluation
Maintain exact record of I&O, noticing yield not as much as admission, expanded pee particular gravity. Survey skin and mucous layers, fringe heartbeats, and slender refill.
To give data about liquid status and circling volume requiring substitution.
The patient will be maintained the balanced fluid volume
Monitor for signs and indications of expanded or proceeded with sickness or spewing, stomach issues, shortcoming, jerking, seizures, unpredictable heart rate, paresthesia, hypoactive or missing inside sounds, discouraged breaths.
Prolonged retching, gastric desire, and confined oral admission can prompt deficiencies in sodium, potassium, and chloride
Eliminate poisonous sights or smells from condition.
Reduces incitement of retching focus
Perform regular oral cleanliness with liquor free mouthwash; apply oils.
Decreases dryness of oral mucous films; diminishes danger of oral dying
Use little gage needles for infusions and apply firm weight for longer than normal after venipuncture
Reduces injury, danger of draining or hematoma arrangement
Assess for bizarre dying: overflowing from infusion locales, epistaxis, draining gums, ecchymosis, petechiae, hematemesis or melena.
Prothrombin is lessened and coagulation time delayed when bile stream is deterred, expanding danger of draining or discharge
Keep patient NPO as vital.
Decreases GI discharges and motility
Insert NG tube, associate with suction, and keep up patency as showed.
To rest the GI Tract
Assessment:
Subjective data: reports of pain, changes in BP & pulse,
Objective data: biliary colic pain, facial mask of pain, autonomic responses
Nursing diagnosis:
Acute Pain related to Biological injuring agents: obstruction/ductal spasm, inflammatory process, tissue ischemia/necrosis
Goal:
Short term goal: Report pain is relieved/controlled.
Long term goal: Demonstrate use of relaxation skills and diversional activities as indicated for individual situation
Nursing treatment
Rationale
Evaluation
Observe and record area, seriousness (0– 10 scale), and character of agony (relentless, discontinuous, colicky)
- Assists in separating reason for torment, and gives data about sickness movement and determination, improvement of entanglements, and viability of mediations
The patient will be relieved from the pain
Note reaction to medicine, and answer to doctor if torment isn\'t being assuaged
Severe agony not eased by routine measures may show creating difficulties or requirement for encourage intercession
Promote bedrest, enabling patient to accept position of solace
Bedrest in low-Fowler\'s position diminishes intra-stomach weight; in any case, patient will normally accept minimum difficult position
Use delicate or cotton materials; calamine moisturizer, oil shower; cool or clammy packs as demonstrated
Reduces disturbance and dryness of the skin and tingling sensation
Control ecological temperature
Cool environment help in limiting dermal uneasiness
Encourage utilization of unwinding procedures. Give diversional exercises
Promotes rest, diverts consideration, may improve adapting
Make time to tune in to and keep up visit contact with understanding
Helpful in easing nervousness and refocusing consideration, which can ease torment.
Maintain NPO status, embed as well as keep up NG suction as showed
Removes gastric discharges that animate arrival of cholecystokinin and gallbladdercontractions.
Administer meds as demonstrated
Decease the seriousness of agony
Assessment:
Subjective data: Self-imposed/ prescribed dietary restrictions, impaired fat indigestion
Objective data: Not showing interest in taking food, nausea, vomiting
Nursing diagnosis:
Imbalanced Nutrition: Less Than Body Requirements: Intake of nutrients insufficient to meet metabolic needs.
Goal:
Short term goal: Report relief of nausea/vomiting
Long term goal: Demonstrate progression toward desired weight gain or maintain weight as individually appropriate.
Nursing treatment
Rationale
Evaluation
Calculate caloric admission. Keep remarks about hunger to a base.
Identifies nourishing lacks as well as requirements. Concentrating on issue makes a negative climate and may meddle with admission
Patient will be able to maintain balanced nutrition
Weigh as demonstrated
Monitors viability of dietary arrangement
Consult with persistent about preferences, nourishments that reason trouble, and favored feast plan
Involving quiet in arranging empowers patient to have a feeling of control and supports eating
Provide a wonderful climate at mealtime; evacuate poisonous boosts
Useful in advancing craving/decreasing sickness
Provide oral cleanliness before dinners
A spotless mouth improves hunger
Offer bubbling beverages with suppers, if endured
May diminish sickness and assuage gas. Note:May be contraindicated if refreshment causes gas arrangement/gastric uneasiness
Assess for stomach distension, visit burping, guarding, hesitance to move
Nonverbal indications of uneasiness related with impeded assimilation, gas torment
Ambulate and increment action as endured
Helpful in removal of flatus, diminishment of stomach distension. Adds to general recuperation and feeling of prosperity and abatements plausibility of auxiliary issues identified with idleness (pneumonia, thrombophlebitis)
Consult with dietitian or nourishing help group as demonstrated
Useful in building up individual wholesome needs and most proper
Begin low-fat fluid eating regimen after NG tube is evacuated
Limiting fat substance diminishes incitement of gallbladder and agony related with deficient fat assimilation and is useful in anticipating repeat
Advance eating regimen as endured, generally low-fat, high-fiber. Confine gas-delivering sustenances (onions, cabbage, popcorn) and nourishments or liquids high in fats (margarine, browned sustenances, nuts)
Meets healthful prerequisites while limiting incitement of the gallbladder
Administer bile salts: Bilron, Zanchol, dehydrocholic corrosive (Decholin), as demonstrated
Promotes processing and retention of fats, fat-solvent vitamins, cholesterol. Helpful in endless cholecystitis
Monitor research facility thinks about: BUN, prealbumin, egg whites, add up to protein, transferrin levels
Provides data about healthful deficiencies or viability of treatment
Provide parenteral or potentially enteral feedings as required
Alternative bolstering might be required relying upon level of inability and gallbladder association and requirement for delayed gastric rest
Drug management for cholilithiasis:
Name of the drug, frequency
Dose/route
Indication
Nursing considerations/ teaching
Anticholinergics: atropine, propantheline
2.5 mg/IV
Smooth muscle contraction, pain
Check 10 rights of medication, assess the patient before administration for symptoms.
Assess the patient for any complications after administering the drug.
Sedatives: phenobarbital
20 mg/IV
Restlessness, pain
Narcotics: meperidine hydrochloride (Demerol), morphine sulfate
0.04 mg/IV
Pain and discomfort
Monoctanoin (Moctanin)
Topical
Post surgery
Smooth muscle relaxants: papaverine, nitroglycerin, amyl nitrite
0.2mg/ IV
Ductal spasm
Chenodeoxycholic acid, ursodeoxycholic acid
250 mg/oral
Cholestrol synthesis, gall stones
Antibiotics – meropinum
1 g/IV
Infections
| Nursing treatment | Scientific rationale | Evaluation |
| Maintain exact record of I&O, noticing yield not as much as admission, expanded pee particular gravity. Survey skin and mucous layers, fringe heartbeats, and slender refill. | To give data about liquid status and circling volume requiring substitution. | The patient will be maintained the balanced fluid volume |
| Monitor for signs and indications of expanded or proceeded with sickness or spewing, stomach issues, shortcoming, jerking, seizures, unpredictable heart rate, paresthesia, hypoactive or missing inside sounds, discouraged breaths. | Prolonged retching, gastric desire, and confined oral admission can prompt deficiencies in sodium, potassium, and chloride | |
| Eliminate poisonous sights or smells from condition. | Reduces incitement of retching focus | |
| Perform regular oral cleanliness with liquor free mouthwash; apply oils. | Decreases dryness of oral mucous films; diminishes danger of oral dying | |
| Use little gage needles for infusions and apply firm weight for longer than normal after venipuncture | Reduces injury, danger of draining or hematoma arrangement | |
| Assess for bizarre dying: overflowing from infusion locales, epistaxis, draining gums, ecchymosis, petechiae, hematemesis or melena. | Prothrombin is lessened and coagulation time delayed when bile stream is deterred, expanding danger of draining or discharge | |
| Keep patient NPO as vital. | Decreases GI discharges and motility | |
| Insert NG tube, associate with suction, and keep up patency as showed. | To rest the GI Tract |
