Make a nursing care plan include Cognitive, affective, and psychomotor GOALS, cognitive, affective, psychomotor interventions, and rationale for each Cognitive (Independent Interventions) Cognitive (Dependent Interventions) Cognitive (Collaborative Interventions) Affective (Independent Interventions) Affective (Dependent Interventions) Affective (Collaborative Interventions) Psychomotor (Independent Interventions) Psychomotor (Dependent Interventions) Psychomotor (Collaborative Interventions) Nursing Diagnosis: Acute pain related to post operative surgery as evidenced by guarding and facial grimace Chief Complaints: Hypogastric pain history of present illness2 months prior to consultation the patient complained of abdominal pain associated with discomfort, she was admitted to the ER but was discharged with unrecalled medications. 1 month prior to consultation the patient had moderate to severe dysmenorrhea, a whole abdominal ultrasound was performed and the results indicated the patient to have myoma in her uterus. 2 weeks prior to admission the attending physician was consulted due to the results of the whole abdominal ultrasound hence her admission for a total abdominal hysterectomy bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy. past health history Patient underwent a total thyroidectomy Diagnosis: Myoma Uterine
Make a nursing care plan include Cognitive, affective, and psychomotor GOALS, cognitive, affective, psychomotor interventions, and rationale for each
Cognitive (Independent Interventions)
Cognitive (Dependent Interventions)
Cognitive (Collaborative Interventions)
Affective (Independent Interventions)
Affective (Dependent Interventions)
Affective (Collaborative Interventions)
Psychomotor (Independent Interventions)
Psychomotor (Dependent Interventions)
Psychomotor (Collaborative Interventions)
Nursing Diagnosis:
Acute pain related to post operative surgery as evidenced by guarding and facial grimace
Chief Complaints: Hypogastric pain
history of present illness
2 months prior to consultation the patient complained of abdominal pain associated with discomfort, she was admitted to the ER but was discharged with unrecalled medications.
1 month prior to consultation the patient had moderate to severe dysmenorrhea, a whole abdominal ultrasound was performed and the results indicated the patient to have myoma in her uterus.
2 weeks prior to admission the attending physician was consulted due to the results of the whole abdominal ultrasound hence her admission for a total abdominal hysterectomy bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy.
past health history
Patient underwent a total thyroidectomy
Diagnosis: Myoma Uterine
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