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NURSING CARE PLAN

ASSESSMENT NURSING DIAGNOSIS PLANNING INTERVENTION EVALUATION


Objective Data
ineffective protection related to After 8 hours of nursing Independent: Goal fully met
 High MCH abnormal blood profile interventions the patient
(mean will:  discuss to the  understood
(Appendix n3: nursing patient the the causes
corpuscular
diagnoses  understand the causes of and symptoms
hemoglobin grouped by diseases/disorders causes and high level of of high MCH
): 34.00 pg Venes D(Ed.), (2017). symptoms of high MCH as evidenced
Taber's® Cyclopedic Medical MCH R: To enable by the patient
Dictionary, 23e. McGraw Hill. the patient to verbalizing
https://fadavispt.mhmedical.com/  understand what is fully she
content.aspx?bookid=2132& Vitamin B-12 understand experienced
sectionid=173999733) deficiency the cause of symptoms like
having high headache and
 encourage food MCH chest pain
choice rich in
Vitamin B12 and  enumerate  understood
Folic Acid the signs and what is
symptoms of Vitamin B-12
having high deficiency as
MCH evidenced by
R: To be the patient
aware about verbalizing “O,
high MCH sir. Nakasabot
ko.”
 educate the
patient about  consumed
Vitamin B-12 food rich in
deficiency Vitamin B12
R: To know and Folic Acid
what is as evidenced
Vitamin B-12 by the patient
deficiency eating egg
yols, animal
 introduce food liver, and soy
rich in Vitamin products
B-12 and
Folic Acid
such as
animal liver,
broccoli, tuna,
and eggs
(yolk)
R: This
encourages
the patient to
select food
choice
beneficial to
him/her.

Collaborative:

 Referred to
dietician
R: to offer
advice to help
patient
improve their
health and
well-being

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