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Date/Time | Assessment | Nursing Diagnosis | Goals/ Expected Outcomes | Intervention | Rationale | Implementation | Evaluation | Name & Sign | | -Wheezing breath sounds- Unproductive cough- Prolonged expiration-Patients verbalizes difficulty in breathing | Ineffective airway clearance related to airway congestion | To restore normal airway clearance within 30 minutes * Breath sound will be normal * Expiration phase of breathing will be normal and effortless * Patient will verbalize ease in breathing. | To administer Salbutamol 5 mg by nebulizer To assess patient’s chest for normal breath sounds | * Salbutamol is a selective Beta2 adrenoceptor agonist. * To evaluate effect of the intervention | * 0.5 mls of Salbutamol made up to 2 mls with water for injection and administered through nebulizer * Patients chest ausculted | Goal fully met * Chest is clear auscultatin * Expiration effortless * Patient verbalizes chest is clear | | | Hotness of body of 37.8oc | Ineffective thermoregulation more than normal body temperature. | To restore normal body temperature within 20 minutes.-Body temperature restored to a range of 36.2oc to 37.2oc | - To Administer paracetamol 500 mg Stat- To take body temperature within 20 minutes | - Paracetamol is an aecetaminophen that acts centrally on thermoregulatory centers in the hypotherlamus- To evaluate the efficacy of the intervention administered | Paratamol 500 mgs administeredTemperature taken after 20 minutes | Goal Fully met * Body temperature | | | Caretaker asking many questions about the condition | Deficient knowledge related to disease signs and symptoms management, Prevention, control and treatment | The caretaker will demonstrate adequate knowledge * The caretaker will answer questions related to disease management. | To administer clinical microteaching and evaluate the understanding of the caretaker | Information provided will enhance caretaker’s understanding of the

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