2291379159086Goals: (4) (1 STG and 1 LTG for EACH Nursing Diagnosis Nutritional Imbalance Short term goals Catch-up feed for pediatric who are underweight Regular eating of a balanced diet and f ...

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2291379159086Goals: (4) (1 STG and 1 LTG for EACH Nursing Diagnosis
Nutritional Imbalance
Short term goals
Catch-up feed for pediatric who are underweight
Regular eating of a balanced diet and fruits
Long Term Goals
Proper weight gain to age
Impaired skin integrity
Short term goal
Proper wound dressing regularly and maintenance of blood glucose levels
Long term goal
Prevention of further injuries by increasing physical activities, and use of loosely fitted shoes.
00Goals: (4) (1 STG and 1 LTG for EACH Nursing Diagnosis
Nutritional Imbalance
Short term goals
Catch-up feed for pediatric who are underweight
Regular eating of a balanced diet and fruits
Long Term Goals
Proper weight gain to age
Impaired skin integrity
Short term goal
Proper wound dressing regularly and maintenance of blood glucose levels
Long term goal
Prevention of further injuries by increasing physical activities, and use of loosely fitted shoes.
572306883783Nursing Intervention: (8)
Ensure adequate and appropriate nutrition by providing the required nutrition for normal growth while maintaining the blood glucose at near normal levels;
Prevent skin breakdown. Teach the caregiver and child to inspect the skin daily, and promptly treat even small breaks in the skin and ensure hygiene.
Prevent skin infection.: Signs of infections should be reported and treated
Regulate glucose levels. The child’s blood glucose levels must be monitored to maintain them within normal limits
Provide child and family teaching in the management of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia.
Encourage a healthy lifestyle by promoting physical activity and a balanced diet.
Educate the client on proper medication management, foot care, and blood glucose monitoring.
Monitor the client’s progress and adjust the care plan accordingly.
00Nursing Intervention: (8)
Ensure adequate and appropriate nutrition by providing the required nutrition for normal growth while maintaining the blood glucose at near normal levels;
Prevent skin breakdown. Teach the caregiver and child to inspect the skin daily, and promptly treat even small breaks in the skin and ensure hygiene.
Prevent skin infection.: Signs of infections should be reported and treated
Regulate glucose levels. The child’s blood glucose levels must be monitored to maintain them within normal limits
Provide child and family teaching in the management of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia.
Encourage a healthy lifestyle by promoting physical activity and a balanced diet.
Educate the client on proper medication management, foot care, and blood glucose monitoring.
Monitor the client’s progress and adjust the care plan accordingly.
-5486402375161Complete Assessment
First -Time Patient
Assessment will include a good history taking for risk factors such as a family history of diabetes, ethnicity, and increased age (>40 years old).
Physical assessment involving calculating the body mass index and possibly a visual inspection