ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS PLANNING INTERVENTIONS RATIONALE EVALUATION

Subjective: Impaired Short term: Independent Short term:

Physical Mobility 1) Placed in a comfortable 1) to evaluate proper
"Dugay na man ni related to After 1 hour of and safe position posture and need of more After 1 hour, patient
akong arthritis" as present condition nursing interventions. Patients was able to
verbalized interventions, patient safety is important demonstrate given
will be able to instructions such as
demonstrate given 2)Encouraged to do ROM 2) Exercise enhances to do ROM
instructions exercises as tolerated and to increased venous return, exercises, position
rest between periods prevents stiffness, and in a safe position
maintains muscle strength
and stamina. Muscle and
joints should take rests to
avoid injuries
Objectives: Long Term:
- Use of assistive After 8 hours of 3) Presented suggestions for 3) Correct nutrition is Long Term:
device nursing nutritional intake for necessary to keep
- Presence of interventions, patient adequate energy resources sufficient energy level. The After 8 hours,
medical condition will maintain and metabolic requirements patient will need adequate, patient maintained
which is arthritis demonstration of properly balanced intake of demonstration of
given instructions carbohydrates, fats, given instructions
proteins, vitamins, and
minerals to provide energy
resources.

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4) Offered diversional
activities. Observe emotional
or behavioral reactions to
immobility.
5) Taught patient and
significant other in
maintaining home
atmosphere hazard-free and
safe.
Collaborative
1) Administer Colchicine
500mg one cap per day per
orem - for gout and
Pregabalin 50mg one cap
per day per orem after dinner
- for peripheral neuropathy
and neuropathic pain as
prescribed by the physician
RATIONALE EVALUATION
4) Forced immobility may
heighten restlessness and
irritability. Diversional
activity helps in refocusing
attention and promotes
coping with limitations.
Explain to the patient the
need to call for help, such
as call bell and special
sensitive call light.
5) A safe environment will
help prevent injury related
to falls. Home modification
can help the patient
maintain a desired level of
functional independence
and reduce fatigue with
activity.
1) Antispasmodic
medications may reduce
muscle spasms or
spasticity that interferes
with mobility; analgesics
may reduce pain that
impedes movement.