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    NCP For Urinary Inconsistence

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    The patient experiences difficulty initiating and stopping urine streams along with dribbling and nocturia due to urinary incontinence caused by muscle weakness and impaired mobility. The nurse plans to monitor the patient's urinary elimination after 48 hours of interventions to determine if goals are met. Interventions include monitoring vital signs and urinary output, limiting bladder irritants, and encouraging Kegel exercises to strengthen pelvic floor muscles. After 48 hours, the goal was partially met as the patient still had difficulty starting streams but less dribbling and nocturia.

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    NCP For Urinary Inconsistence

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    The patient experiences difficulty initiating and stopping urine streams along with dribbling and nocturia due to urinary incontinence caused by muscle weakness and impaired mobility. The nurse plans to monitor the patient's urinary elimination after 48 hours of interventions to determine if goals are met. Interventions include monitoring vital signs and urinary output, limiting bladder irritants, and encouraging Kegel exercises to strengthen pelvic floor muscles. After 48 hours, the goal was partially met as the patient still had difficulty starting streams but less dribbling and nocturia.

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    NCP-FOR-URINARY-INCONSISTENCE

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    The patient experiences difficulty initiating and stopping urine streams along with dribbling and nocturia due to urinary incontinence caused by muscle weakness and impaired mobility. The nurse plans to monitor the patient's urinary elimination after 48 hours of interventions to determine if goals are met. Interventions include monitoring vital signs and urinary output, limiting bladder irritants, and encouraging Kegel exercises to strengthen pelvic floor muscles. After 48 hours, the goal was partially met as the patient still had difficulty starting streams but less dribbling and nocturia.

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    NCP For Urinary Inconsistence

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    Charles Ponce
    The patient experiences difficulty initiating and stopping urine streams along with dribbling and nocturia due to urinary incontinence caused by muscle weakness and impaired mobility. The nurse plans to monitor the patient's urinary elimination after 48 hours of interventions to determine if goals are met. Interventions include monitoring vital signs and urinary output, limiting bladder irritants, and encouraging Kegel exercises to strengthen pelvic floor muscles. After 48 hours, the goal was partially met as the patient still had difficulty starting streams but less dribbling and nocturia.

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    Assessment Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation


    the problem
    Problem: Urinary Muscle Independent
    Inconsistence weakness STO: after 48 >monitor urinary >these parameters help After 48 hours of nursing
    hours of nursing elimination including determine adequacy of interventions, goal
    Subjective: interventions the consistency, color, urinary tract function partially met, patient still
    “ang hirap at ang sakit Impairment of patient will be able odor and volume reported of having
    sa tuwing iihi ako, mobility and to start and stop difficulty of initiating
    minsan lang din po ako dexterity stream and empty >Monitor and record urine streams but
    umihi at pinipigilin and bladder completely Vital signs >to obtain baseline data experienced less dribbling
    ihi” as verbalized by and nocturia.
    the patient. Inability to reach >Limit ingestion of
    the toilet in time bladder irritants (e.g., >alcohol, coffee and tea
    Objective: colas, coffee, tea and have a natural diuretic
    >Weak urine stream chocolate effect and are bladder
    >Weakened muscle Urine leakage/ irritants
    tone passing of urine >encourage patient to
    in inappropriate perform Kegel >to strengthen or retrain
    Nursing Diagnosis: places exercise pelvic floor muscle and
    functional urinary sphincter muscles can
    incontinence related to reduces and cure stress
    neuromuscular leakage
    limitation

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