NCP-HELP

Do you mean you need Nursing Diagnosis' for your care plans? Id probably start with your patient's gas exchange, cardiac output, their fluid volume, pain, and activity intollerance , by using my Nurses pocket guide. I would look them up and see how and what "fits" and use it to help with listing my interventions and rationales. Nursing care plans do get easier with practice, esspecially once you get through Med-Surg and learn about the pathophysiology of disease processes.

Hey Newbtonursing,

No man, I literally need 4 or 5 nursing care plans..

My data sheet is due tomorrow =X

oh and can you link me the thing you're talking about,your nurses pocket guide?

The pocket guide is a physical book so it cannot be linked, even if the member had an electronic version it is not legal to share copyrighted material without permission.

What do you have so far? NANDA-I is an international standard for nursing diagnosis so your school should have information as I understand you are overseas and not in North America.

We are happy to guide you but no one is going to do your work for you.

Here are some useful links from the FAQ threads:

https://allnurses.com/nursing-student-assistance/student-resources-nursing-424826.html

https://allnurses.com/nursing-student-assistance/case-study-care-807925.html

https://allnurses.com/nursing-student-assistance/can-anyone-help-794080.html

okay, whats about the pt's Cardiovascular system assessment??? how it would be like?

We cannot tell you your patient's assessment as we did not do the assessment. What is the heart rate & rhythm? Capillary refill? Skin color? pulses (radial, apical, jugular, peripheral?) Blood pressure? ECG rhythm? Labs?

Again what are YOUR findings? This is YOUR assignment. You will not learn if you do not do the work.

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