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    T CONCEPT MAP

    F.E.M., 51 years old,

    male, overfatigue

    CUES+ fever + cough

    + fatigue; tiredness +colds

    + muscle weakness

    + restlessness

    NURSING DIAGNOSESImpaired gas exchange related to increased pulmonary vascular resistanceActivity intolerance related to imbalance oxygen supply and demandImbalanced nutrition: less than body requirements related to loss of appetiteFatigue related to inadequate energy productionImpaired physical mobility related to chest painMild to Moderate anxiety related to change in health statusAltered tissue perfusion related to increase body temperature

    OUTCOME CRITERIAGas exchange:

    Correct breathing exercisesWell-rested

    Cardiac output:

    Demonstrate an increase in activity toleranceRelax and participate in activities that reduce workload of the heart

    Nutrition:Demonstrate progressive weight gainPlan and implement a healthy balanced diet for age and energy and calorie needs

    Fatigue:Report improved sense of energyWell-rested and adequate sleep

    Pain and discomfort:Report that pain is relieved/controlledFollow prescribed pharmacologic regimenIdentify and demonstrate non-pharmacologic methods that provide relief such as distraction

    through reading, watching television, listening to guided imagery audios, etc.Mobility:

    Plan and participate in ADLs and desired activitiesPlan and participate in non-strenuous exercises (e.g. walking)

    Anxiety:

    Verbalize awareness of feelings of anxietyReport anxiety is reduced to a manageable levelAppear relaxed

    Self-esteem and self-efficacyVerbalize acceptance of disease condition and symptoms, and relief of anxiety

    Teaching

    INTERVENTIONS

    Monitoring

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    dailyfoodintakeand

    amountofcaloriestaken;

    Periodsof restandsleep:

    amountofexercises inhours

    Vitalsigns: TPRBP q4hours:

    notedepth,rate, andrhythm ofRR; noterate,rhythmandsounds ofheart;notechange insuddenincreaseordecreasein systole;T every 1

    hour afteradministration ofantipyreticdrug;

    Painlevel ina scaleof 0-10

    with 0as nopain and10 asseverehourly;andevery 15minutesfor 1-2hoursafteradministration ofanti-inflammatorydrug:

    PQRS ofPain:locationof pain

    Correctpursed-lipbreathingexercises

    and itspurpose

    Improvementof copingwith anxiety;

    Readiness to openup orverbalize

    feelingsof anxietyand low-self-esteemdaily;

    Distractionthroughreadingbooks or

    magazines,watchingtelevision,and guidedimagery asnon-pharmacologictechniquesin copingwith pain

    Encourageadequate restbalanced withmoderate

    activity

    Encouragesocialization,coordinati

    on andpersonalinvolvement toperformhealthtasks.

    The averagedaily intakebased onBMI; average

    caloricintake;nutritiondeficienciesand foodpreferences

    The importance ofexercise and how ithelps with thenormal functioning

    of the body throughimproving bloodcirculation; theeffects of strenuousactivities; theimportance of sleepand rest

    INTERVENTIONS

    Medication

    Vigocid