The nursing care plan assesses a patient with impaired skin integrity and an open wound on their foot secondary to diabetes. Objectives are to clean and disinfect the wound, promote timely healing, and educate the patient on proper wound care and monitoring. Nursing interventions include inspecting the wound regularly, teaching hygiene and dressing techniques to prevent infection and further tissue damage, and using pressure-reducing devices to aid healing. The goals are for the wound to heal and the patient to demonstrate understanding of self-care.
The nursing care plan assesses a patient with impaired skin integrity and an open wound on their foot secondary to diabetes. Objectives are to clean and disinfect the wound, promote timely healing, and educate the patient on proper wound care and monitoring. Nursing interventions include inspecting the wound regularly, teaching hygiene and dressing techniques to prevent infection and further tissue damage, and using pressure-reducing devices to aid healing. The goals are for the wound to heal and the patient to demonstrate understanding of self-care.
The nursing care plan assesses a patient with impaired skin integrity and an open wound on their foot secondary to diabetes. Objectives are to clean and disinfect the wound, promote timely healing, and educate the patient on proper wound care and monitoring. Nursing interventions include inspecting the wound regularly, teaching hygiene and dressing techniques to prevent infection and further tissue damage, and using pressure-reducing devices to aid healing. The goals are for the wound to heal and the patient to demonstrate understanding of self-care.
The nursing care plan assesses a patient with impaired skin integrity and an open wound on their foot secondary to diabetes. Objectives are to clean and disinfect the wound, promote timely healing, and educate the patient on proper wound care and monitoring. Nursing interventions include inspecting the wound regularly, teaching hygiene and dressing techniques to prevent infection and further tissue damage, and using pressure-reducing devices to aid healing. The goals are for the wound to heal and the patient to demonstrate understanding of self-care.
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