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  • NCP Impaired Physical Mobility

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    The patient has an impaired physical mobility diagnosis due to a fractured left femoral neck. Fractures occur when stress exceeds a bone's ability to absorb force, and can damage surrounding soft tissues. After a fracture, the extremities cannot function normally until healing is complete. The nursing goals are for the patient to increase strength, function within their range of motion, and ambulate after 8 hours of care. Interventions include assisting with activity and progressive ambulation, encouraging early mobility and ADLs as tolerated, and administering pain medication as prescribed.

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    The patient has an impaired physical mobility diagnosis due to a fractured left femoral neck. Fractures occur when stress exceeds a bone's ability to absorb force, and can damage surrounding soft tissues. After a fracture, the extremities cannot function normally until healing is complete. The nursing goals are for the patient to increase strength, function within their range of motion, and ambulate after 8 hours of care. Interventions include assisting with activity and progressive ambulation, encouraging early mobility and ADLs as tolerated, and administering pain medication as prescribed.

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    NCP Impaired Physical Mobility

    Transféré par

    John Michael Fernandez
    The patient has an impaired physical mobility diagnosis due to a fractured left femoral neck. Fractures occur when stress exceeds a bone's ability to absorb force, and can damage surrounding soft tissues. After a fracture, the extremities cannot function normally until healing is complete. The nursing goals are for the patient to increase strength, function within their range of motion, and ambulate after 8 hours of care. Interventions include assisting with activity and progressive ambulation, encouraging early mobility and ADLs as tolerated, and administering pain medication as prescribed.

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    Cues Objective data:

    Nursing Diagnosis Impaired physical mobility, inability to stand alone related to skeletal impairment to facture of the left femoral neck

    Analysis Fractures occur when the bone is subjected to stress greater that it can absorb. When the bone is broken, adjacent structures are also affected, resulting in soft tissue edema, hemorrhage into the muscles and joints, joints dislocations, ruptured ten-dons, severed nerves, and damaged blood vessels. Body organs maybe injured by the force that caused the fracture fragments. After a fracture, the extremities cannot function properly because normal functions of muscle depend on the integrity of the bones which they are attached.(Gulanick &Myers: 2007, p.126)

    Objectives After 8 hours of rendering nursing intervention, the patient will be able to: Increase strength and function of affected body part Move within range of motion

    Interventions INDEPENDENT: Assist with activity/ progressive ambulation

    Rationale

    Evaluation After 8 hours of rendering nursing care, the goals was met as evidenced by: Move within range of motion Demonstrat e increasing function of the extremities. Regain or maintain mobility at the highest possible level.

    Limited range of motion Slowed movement Reluctance to attempt movement

    Until healing occurs, activity Is limited and advanced slowly according to individual tolerance

    V/S T :38.2C P : 75 bpm R : 20 bpm BP:130/80m mHg

    Have normal Respiratory Rate. Recite the nonpharmacologi c ways to lessen pain. Demonstrate the nonpharmacologi c ways to lessen pain.

    Encourage and facilitate early ambulation and other ADLs when possible Assist with each initial change: dangling, sitting in chair, ambulation

    The longer the patient remains immobile the greater the level of debilitation that will occur

    Provide patient with ample time to perform mobility related task

    To promote optimal level of function

    Verbalize understandi ng of the situation /risk factors , individual therapeutic regimen and safety

    DEPENDENT: Administer analgesic medication: Ketorolac IVTT x 4doses q 8 hours as prescribe by the physician.

    DEPENDENT: To relieve mild or moderat e pain.

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