Nursing Diagnosis for Hydatidiform Mole: Acute Pain
Objective: Clients will show pain reduced / lost
Expected outcomes:
- Clients say the pain is reduced / lost
- Calm facial expression
- Vital signs are within normal limits
Nursing Intervention:
1. Assess the level of pain, location and scale of pain, perceived client.
Rationale: Knowing the level of pain that is felt so it can help determine appropriate interventions.
2. Observation of vital signs every 8 hours
Rationale: Changes in vital signs, especially temperature and pulse rate is one indication of increased pain experienced by the client.
3. Instruct client to perform relaxation techniques
Rationale: Relaxation techniques can make the client feel comfortable and a little distraction to divert the attention of clients to pain so that they can help children reduce the pain.
4. Give a comfortable position
Rationale: a comfortable position to avoid an emphasis on the area of injury / pain.
5. Collaboration of analgesic
Rational: analgesic drugs block the pain receptors so that the pain can not be perceived.
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