4 Diabetes Mellitus Nursing Care Plans

1. purulent discharge
2. hyperthermia
3. altered circulation
4. immunological deficit

After 4 hours of NPI the risks factors of occurrence of infection will be reduce or control to a manageable level by a clean bed and maintain skin intact

Long Term:

After 1-2 weeks of NPI, pt will be free of purulent drainage or erythema and be afebrile

1. Establish rapport
2. Take and record vital signs
3. Encourage expression of feelings and anxieties
4.  Observe non – verbal cues
5. Encourage client to look at/touch affected body part
6. Encourage verbalization of and role play anticipated conflicts
7. Encourage to increase fluid intake-increase Vit. C in the diet-increase CHON intake
8. Change dressing
9. Provide a safe and quiet environment
10. Take Due meds on time

1. to obtain patient’s trust and cooperation
2. To obtain baseline data
3. facilitates grieving the loss
4. non – verbal cues is more accurate than verbal cues- to begin to incorporate changes into body image
5. to enhance handling of potential problems
6. to prevent dehydration
7. to boost immune system and promote collagen formation-for tissue repair
8. to promote healing and prevent contamination of the wound
9. To promote pt’s comfort
10. To met the body’s requirements

Long Term:

The patient shall be free of purulent damage or erythema and be febrile