i'm all out of ideas for interventions!

Can't help you without knowing what the symptom(s) supporting the urine elimination are. Your interventions and goals should be aimed at doing something for those symptoms.

By the way, there is no nursing diagnosis called "urine elimination". There is Impaired Urinary Elimination. Is that what you meant? Here's a link to a webpage with nursing diagnosis information as well as some suggestions for goals and interventions: Impaired Urinary elimination

There is information on writing care plans on these threads on allnurses:

• http://allnurses.com/forums/f50/help-care-plans-286986.html - Assistance - Help with Care Plans (in the General Nursing Discussion Forum)
• http://allnurses.com/forums/f205/desperately-need-help-careplans-170689.html - Desperately need help with careplans (in Nursing Student Assistance Forum)
• http://allnurses.com/forums/f50/careplans-help-please-r-t-aeb-121128-7.html - CAREPLANS HELP PLEASE! (with the R\T and AEB) (in General Nursing Student Discussion Forum)

Assess for bladder distention and contact DR., if standing order to straight cath is not in place. Most OB docs have standing orders to straight cath and check residule after X hours if no void. Prior to that you can do the run the water, dribble water across the meatus, and stick hand in tepid water.

I am not sure what a concept map is. Is this like a care plan? What are your goals? What interventions do you have so far? We'll put our heads together and come up with some more. Don't forget about your therapeutic interventions,such as teaching and encouraging. Let me know what you got so far. Don't give up.

A concept map, or care map, is a care plan presented in a different physical way than the classic chart method. You can see what a care map looks like on this webpage:

• http://cord.org/txcollabnursing/onsite_conceptmap.htm

What are the interventions that you already have?