Nursing Care Plan for Benign Postatic Hyperplasia

February 18, 2011

Assessment

  1. Subjective data :
    • The patient complained pain in the wound incision.
    • The patient says can not have intercourse.
    • Patients are always asking action taken.
    • The patient said that urinating is not felt.
  2. Objective Data :
    • There incision wound
    • Tachycardia
    • Restless
    • Blood pressure increases
    • Facial expressions of fear
    • Installed catheter


Nursing Diagnosis

Disruption of comfort : pain associated with muscle spasm spincter

Purpose
After 3-5 days of treatment for patients unable to maintain adequate degree of comfort.

Results Criteria
  • The verbal pain patients say reduced or lost.
  • Patients can rest.

Intervention
  • Note the location of pain, intensity (scale 0 - 10)
  • Monitor and record the pain, the location, duration and trigger factors and pain relief.
  • Observe the signs of non-verbal pain (anxiety, forehead wrinkle, increased blood pressure and pulse)
  • Give a warm ompres in the abdomen, especially the lower abdomen.
  • Instruct patient to avoid stimulants (coffee, tea, smoking, abdominal strain)
  • Set the position of the patient as comfortable as possible, teach relaxation techniques.
  • Perform therapeutic treatment of aseptic.
  • Report to your doctor if the pain increases.

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