How to Answer Case Study Speed Questions (Complete Guide)

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NUR 111 Case Study # 6 Speed Racer is admitted to your unit after being involved in a motor vehicle accident. He was wearing a seatbelt and his helmet. He did manage to fracture both of his ankles. He has undergone a pinning and reconstruction of his ankles. He will not be able to bear weight on his right ankle for 6 weeks. Mr. Racer states, “I can’t even walk right. How am I supposed to walk to my Mach 5 and jump in over the door?” Mr. Racer will need help with ambulation. As his nurse, you will need to address this issue for your client. Use the care plan template from BLACKBOARD. Refer to your NANDA list and the Ackley and Ladwig textbook to identify an appropriate nursing diagnosis Once you have identified the appropriate nursing diagnosis, you will need to reference your Ackley text to develop a plan of care for Mr. Racer. Cluster the data in the case study into the appropriate objective and subjective categories Select one Short term and one Long term goal for Mr. Racer. Make sure your goal is SMART! Select four nursing interventions to assist your client in reaching his goal. Include the rationale for each intervention. Remember the rationale for each intervention is written in italics in your Ackley text and can be found right after each specific intervention. The intervention must help Mr. Racer achieve the goal you have established for him. Write a nursing order for each intervention. Follow the guidelines to assist in writing the responses and evaluations Make revisions or document why no revisions were needed. Make sure you have references noted on the care plan where indicated. Client Care Plan Client Initials __________ Date ____________Student _______________________Instructor______________ Complete prior to clinical day: Nursing Diagnosis List (from NUR111 NANDA list): Clinical Practice Guidelines-(E-Health on assigned client) Choose one Nursing Diagnosis from the list above and complete below Cues (organized as Subjective or Objective): Subjective: Objective: Complete Nursing Diagnosis Revisions: Outcome Statements (Short and Long Term) ST: LT: Evaluation of Outcome Achievement ST: LT: Revisions: ST: LT: Nursing Interventions (minimum of 4 with rationale, individualized nursing orders, and patient response) 1 Assessment Intervention: Source: Pages: Rationale: N.O.: Pt. Response/Evaluation: 2 Teaching Intervention: Source: Pages: Rationale: N.O.: Pt. Response/Evaluation: 3 Action Intervention: Source: Pages: Rationale: N.O.: Pt. Response/Evaluation: 4 Action Intervention: Source: Pages: Rationale: N.O.: Pt. Response/Evaluation: Revisions: 1. 2. 3. 4. References: Nursing Diagnosis Handbook: An Evidence-Based Guide to Planning Care 12th Edition Davis Advantage for Basic Nursing: Thinking, Doing, and Caring: Thinking, Doing, and Caring Second Edition NANDA -Nursing Diagnosis for Nursing 111 Activity Intolerance Activity intolerance Risk for Activity intolerance Mobility Impaired bed Mobility Impaired physical Mobility Impaired wheelchair Mobility Impaired Walking Sedentary Lifestyle Airway Problems Ineffective Airway clearance Impaired Gas Exchange Risk for Aspiration Injury / Infection Risk for Falls Risk for Injury Risk for Infection Risk for Bleeding Delayed Surgical Recovery Fluid Volume Deficient Fluid volume Fluid volume excess Risk for deficient Fluid volume Risk for imbalanced Fluid volume Thermoregulation Hyperthermia Hypothermia Hygiene/ Grooming Readiness for enhanced Self-care Bathing Self-care deficit Dressing Self-care deficit Feeding Self-care deficit Toileting Self-care deficit Bowel Constipation Perceived Constipation Risk for Constipation Diarrhea Bowel incontinence Urinary Functional urinary incontinence Overflow urinary incontinence Reflex urinary incontinence Stress urinary incontinence Urge urinary Incontinence Risk for urge urinary incontinence Impaired Urinary elimination Readiness for enhanced Urinary elimination Urinary retention Nutrition Nausea Nutrition Imbalanced: less than body requirements Overweight Readiness for enhanced Nutrition Impaired Swallowing Impaired Dentition Skin / Tissue Impaired Skin integrity Risk for impaired Skin integrity Impaired Tissue Integrity Risk for Ineffective cerebral Tissue perfusion Decreased Cardiac Output Pain Acute Pain Chronic Pain Sleep/ Rest Fatigue Disturbed Sleep Pattern Communication Impaired verbal Communication Impaired Memory Knowledge Deficient Knowledge (specify) Readiness for enhanced Knowledge Noncompliance Ineffective health Maintenance Emotional Anxiety Fear Relocation stress syndrome Risk for Relocation stress syndrome Social Isolation Acute Confusion Chronic Confusion

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