Smart Goals FOR NURSING 05182020 PDF

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Patient :Ty Nguyen Nursing Diagnosis: 1.Impaired gas exchange 2.risk of infection 3.ineffective airway 4.decreased cardiac output 5.ineffective breathing pattern 6.ineffective coping 7.non proficient language 8.knowledge deficit 9.anxiety related to change in health status 10.electrolyte imbalance

Smart goals for each diagnosis:

2. Demonstrate proper hand hygiene within an hour of admission ,WBC within normal limits prior to discharge 3. Achieve respiration rate within normal limits before discharge 4. Decrease pulse to below 100bpm before discharge. 5. Establishing proper coping skills to deal with anxiety before discharge, reduce anxiety level to less than one prior to discharge 6. Decrease BP to within normal range before discharge 7. Within one hour contact an interpreter to facilitate communication for better patient care and education 8.Provide easy to understand goals 9. Reduce anxiety level to less than one prior to discharge 10. Client will maintain fluid volume at a functional level as evidenced by stable vital signs, good skin turgor, good capillary refill, moist mucous membranes, and adequate urinary output with normal specific gravity.

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R/T and AEB

1.SpO2> than 95% before discharge 1.

related to alteration in O2 as evidenced by decreased SaO2 and increased effort with breathing 2. related to abnormal WBC as evidenced by a high WBC 3. related to alteration in O2 as evidenced by decreased SaO2 and increased effort with breathing 4. related to impaired cardiac function as evidenced by pvc’s 5. related to alteration in O2 as evidenced by decreased SaO2 and increased effort with breathing 6. related to anxiety and evidenced by increased bp 7. related to language barrier, as evidenced by speaking a foreign language 8. related to insufficient knowledge of resources, as evidenced by Development of preventable complication 9. related to anxiety and evidenced by increased bp 10. related to fluid volume as evidenced by decreased urinary output

Doenges, M. E., Murr, A. C., & Moorhouse, M. F. (2016). Nurse’s Pocket Guide : Diagnoses, Prioritized Interventions, and Rationales: Vol. Edition 14. F.A. Davis....