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Assignment on Clinical Care Plan

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Assignment on Clinical Care Plan

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TABLE OF CONTENTINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1CARE PLAN...................................................................................................................................1CONCLUSION ...............................................................................................................................5REFERNCES ..................................................................................................................................6
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INTRODUCTIONEffective nursing interventions can be developed by adopting a person centred approachin which individual needs of patients are assessed by conducting a more in-depth analysis andassessment. For enhancing the care quality various health professionals works inmultidisciplinary teams to deliver complete care to the patient. CARE PLANCare plan Patient name: Ryan Tuqiri Student Name: Assessment/Cues Problem Planning/ Implementation Evaluation Mobility/ falland impairedskin integrity:1.) 5 year old boyfall from tricyclewith landing facedown. He wasunconscious for30 seconds andwas not wearinghelmet. Noneurologicaldeficits wereobserved.2.) Normalreadings of heartrate (110 bpm),respiratory rate(18 rpm) andWoundmanagementand care: Lacerations maycause bleeding,redness anditching orpurulentdischarge. Theimproper care canincrease the riskof infection orcontamination ofwound. It is also possiblethatafterdischargeappropriatedressing andcleaning are notpractised then itWound or lacerations must bechecked regularly. Dressing must be performedtimely so that it does not causeinfection and further discomfort. During dressing asepticprocedures and hygieneprinciples must be followed andparents must be informed aboutall care practices as patient isminor (Reuben and et.al., 2017). Skin colour, sensations and turgormust be identified so that woundchanges can be identified andprogress can be measured. The wound must be cleanse withnon-toxic compounds and parentsClean and hygienicskin eliminates therisk of infection.The skin frictionwill also helps toavoid irritation offragile skin. The interventionscan be measuredby observingminimisation ofwounds and itsgradual healing. Within few daysitching and rednesswill also bereduced. 1
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blood pressure(110/80 mm/Hg)were recorded. 3.) Lacerations tochins wereperformed. can affect theskin integrity andstitches as well. of child must also be providedinformation about the procedure.The dressing material must bedisposed and stored appropriatelyso that it does not cause anyinfection due to unhygienicenvironment. Topica medications such asdebridement agents, antibiotics,anti-inflammatory agents are alsogiven to patient to provide relieffrom itching and pain. The involvementof parents inwound healingprocess is one ofthe aspect ofpatient centredapproach so thatevenafterdischarge patientcare needs can bemeet and carerscan assure thesafety (Tzeng andYin, 2015). Medications arealso provided topatient so that paincan be relieved andissues such asinflammation andinfection arecontrolled. Identification ofskin colour andintegrity helpsprofessionals toquickly detect anykindof2
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