Nursing care plan HELP!

OK, let's stop and take a deep breath here.

"Risk for bleeding" is a perfectly good nursing diagnosis to make if your assessment identified at least one approved risk factor (it sounds as if you have: a coagulopathy). It's on p. 382. (If you don't have the NANDA-I 2015-2017, stop immediately, go to Amazon.com, and get this book for immediate download to your iPad or Kindle, or overnight delivery in hard copy. I'll wait.) Its definition is, "Vulnerable to a decrease in blood volume, which may compromise health."

What would you, the nurse who is prescribing and delivering/delegating care, want to do with someone who is at risk for bleeding?

Hints to get you started:

Assess ________ Q _________ for ___________

Patient teaching: Have patient report _______________

She has von wildebrands disease, which is a bleeding disorder. I don't have the book!

Seriously, you need to have a NANDA book on hand. We cannot do your homework for you.

I am not asking you to do my homework for me. If that was the case, I'd post the entire care plan sheet. If you had read, I am on my 2nd care plan in 8 hours and I may not make sense. Just asking for a little help since my brain is fried. Thought this was the place to get a little help, not tell someone to do my hw for me. Thanks for the input.

I am not asking you to do my homework for me. If that was the case, I'd post the entire care plan sheet. If you had read, I am on my 2nd care plan in 8 hours and I may not make sense. Just asking for a little help since my brain is fried. Thought this was the place to get a little help, not tell someone to do my hw for me. Thanks for the input.

Wow. This actually is a great place for homework help, in the student section. But the attitude needs to go away. You have had more than one very experienced nurse give you hints tonight. Go with it.

I am in OB and am struggling with care plans. We have two, and I mean Two care plans due next week on top of exams and theory and clinicals!

Only 2?! Why, back in the day..............

And yes, we've all been there, done that. Most of us without benefit of the world-wide internet. So buckle down, take the advice that you asked for and go buy your NANDA book.