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LilacRoses

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  1. Hello everyone, I am not sure If I this is the appropriate place to post this or not. I have a pharmacology care plan on triazolam that I am trying to do. I have to come up with two nursing diagnosis. The scenario is a 68 y.o. woman, s/p hysterectomy 2 weeks ago, calls MD requesting medication to aid in sleep. She is prescribed 0.25mg 1 tab po daily #7. I have come up with risk for injury as the first diagnosis but I can't for the life of me come up with a second diagnosis. Would insomnia be appropriate for the second or no? Thanks for the help, and sorry again if I posted this in the wrong area.
  2. Ok, if I went with that what would be some goals? PT will not experience dig toxicity? I am sorry but I am only in my second semester and I am still struggling with nursing care plans. Thank you for your help!!
  3. So Risk for activity intolerance would not be appropriate right?
  4. I am brand new to this site! I am trying to do a digoxin care plan for my Pharm class. I have to come up with two nursing Diagnosis's. Here is the scenario. 78 yr old male on maintenance digoxin (0.5mg/d) reports nausea, no appetite, loose stools off and on. Serum K+ = 3 mEq/L. I have chosen Risk for fluid volume deficit as one diagnosis, but I can't think of a second one. I was thinking activity intolerance AEB by hypokalemia, but I am not sure if I can use that since the pt never "voices" any fatigue or activity intolerance. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated! TIA! :)

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