Nurse Care Plan HIV

Nursing Care Plans with the nursing diagnoses, interventions and rationales

Nursing Care Plans with the nursing diagnoses, interventions and rationales. Nursing Care Plans helps nurses write customized care plans for their patients. Print out care plans for your patients and for your homework assignments. Nursing Care Plans includes care plans for medical-surgical nursing, maternity, pediatrics, and psychiatry. Use the Table of Contents to quickly find the care plan you need.

• Edited RN this app is known for its practical interventions and some rationales.

• Updates from clinical experts ensure the most current, accurate, and relevant content.

• Consistent format for each care plan allows fast look-up and printing of Nursing Diagnoses, Desired Outcomes, and Assessments, Interventions, and Rationales.

• Outcome criteria with specific timelines help you set goals for nursing outcomes and provide efficient, quality care.

• I taxonomy updates keep you current with I diagnoses.

• Updated content covers the latest clinical developments, new pharmacologic treatments, and evidence-based practice guidelines.

• I nursing diagnoses include adult failure to thrive, chronic confusion, risk for shock, interrupted breastfeeding, and impaired environmental interpretation syndrome.

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Care plans included:

Impaired respiratory function

ineffective breathing pattern

ineffective airway clearance

impaired gas exchange

Altered fluid and electrolyte balance

fluid volume deficit

hypokalemia

hyponatremia

Altered nutrition: less than body requirements

Pain

oral, pharyngeal, and/or esophageal pain

abdominal pain

neuropathic pain (e.g. painful paresthesias)

headache

chest pain

skin and local tissue pain

Hyperthermia

Altered oral mucous membrane

Actual/Risk for impaired tissue integrity

Fatigue

Diarrhea

Altered thought processes

Risk for infection: opportunistic infection or sepsis

Risk for trauma

falls

burns

Fear/Anxiety

Ineffective individual coping or Impaired adjustment

Risk for loneliness

Altered family processes

Knowledge deficit, Ineffective management of therapeutic regimen, or Altered health maintenance