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    Saint Paul University Philippines: School of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences College of Nursing

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    The nursing care plan addresses acute pain experienced by a patient with gout. The plan involves assessing the patient's pain level, location, and factors affecting it. The goals are for the patient to report minimized pain rated 6/10 or less, and to determine and execute pain management techniques. Interventions include pain assessment, acknowledging the patient's pain experience, monitoring for nonverbal pain cues, providing comfort measures, establishing a collaborative approach for pain medication or treatments, and demonstrating good body mechanics to minimize pain. The evaluation indicates the patient was able to reduce reported pain levels to 6/10 and determine pain management strategies.

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    The nursing care plan addresses acute pain experienced by a patient with gout. The plan involves assessing the patient's pain level, location, and factors affecting it. The goals are for the patient to report minimized pain rated 6/10 or less, and to determine and execute pain management techniques. Interventions include pain assessment, acknowledging the patient's pain experience, monitoring for nonverbal pain cues, providing comfort measures, establishing a collaborative approach for pain medication or treatments, and demonstrating good body mechanics to minimize pain. The evaluation indicates the patient was able to reduce reported pain levels to 6/10 and determine pain management strategies.

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    The nursing care plan addresses acute pain experienced by a patient with gout. The plan involves assessing the patient's pain level, location, and factors affecting it. The goals are for the patient to report minimized pain rated 6/10 or less, and to determine and execute pain management techniques. Interventions include pain assessment, acknowledging the patient's pain experience, monitoring for nonverbal pain cues, providing comfort measures, establishing a collaborative approach for pain medication or treatments, and demonstrating good body mechanics to minimize pain. The evaluation indicates the patient was able to reduce reported pain levels to 6/10 and determine pain management strategies.

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    Saint Paul University Philippines: School of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences College of Nursing

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    The nursing care plan addresses acute pain experienced by a patient with gout. The plan involves assessing the patient's pain level, location, and factors affecting it. The goals are for the patient to report minimized pain rated 6/10 or less, and to determine and execute pain management techniques. Interventions include pain assessment, acknowledging the patient's pain experience, monitoring for nonverbal pain cues, providing comfort measures, establishing a collaborative approach for pain medication or treatments, and demonstrating good body mechanics to minimize pain. The evaluation indicates the patient was able to reduce reported pain levels to 6/10 and determine pain management strategies.

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    Saint Paul University Philippines

    Tuguegarao City, Cagayan 3500

    School of Nursing and Allied Health Sciences


    College of Nursing

    NURSING CARE PLAN

    Diagnosis or Clinal Impression: Acute Pain

    ASSESSMENT/ NURSING BACKGROUND GOAL AND NURSING EVALUATION


    CUES DIAGNOSIS KNOWLEDGE OBJECTIVES INTERVENTONS
    AND RATIONALE
    Subjective: Acute pain r/t Acute pain is an NOC: NIC: The patient was
    Rated his pain swelling and unpleasant Pain Level Pain Assessment able to verbalize
    10/10 when gout destruction of sensory and Pain Management that the pain was
    attacks the joints as emotional Goal: The relieved
    evidenced by experience patient will be >Assess patient controlled from
    Celecoxib growing tophi. associated with able to verbalize complains of pain by 6/10.
    200mg/cap 2x a actual or potential that the pain is its location, onset,
    day (pain reliever tissue damage, or minimized and time course, The patient was
    and anti described in terms controlled from character, severity, able to determine
    inflammatory) of such damage 10/10 to 6/10 as radiation, and factors and execute pain
    (International evidenced by the for relief and management
    Colchicine Association of the absence of exacerbation. techniques.
    500microgram/tab Study of Pain); guarding -Essential in
    1x a day (block the sudden or slow of behavior, facial identifying pain
    effect of high uric any intensity from grimaces and management needs.
    acid) mild to severe with the ability to
    an anticipated or walk. >Document presence
    Febuxostat predictable end, of pathophysiological
    80mg/tab ½ tab a and with a causes of pain.
    day (lower down duration of less Objectives: - Affects choice of
    blood uric acid than 3 months. intervention for pain
    level) The patient will management.
    be relieved from
    Applying Aescin pain. >Acknowledge the
    Diethylamine pain experience and
    salicylate on The patient will convey acceptance
    swollen areas when be able to of client’s response
    necessary determine and to pain.
    execute pain -Reduces defensive
    Objective: management responses, promotes
    techniques. trust, and enhance
    He has a known cooperation with
    gouty arthritis regimen.

    Swelling >Observe for non-


    verbal cues and pain
    Tophi on joints behaviors.
    -Observation may not
    Difficulty of moving be congruent with
    and walking verbal reports or may
    be an indicator
    Guarding behavior present when client
    is unavailable to
    Facial grimaces verbalize.

    >Note for patient’s


    attitude towards pain,
    locus of control,
    acceptable level of
    pain.
    -To identify the
    manageable and
    unmanageable level
    of discomfort of the
    patient.

    >Determine factors in
    patient’s lifestyle.
    -Protects against
    gout attacks and
    avoids gout trigger

    >Provide the patient


    comfort measures
    such as repositioning
    or elevating the
    gouts, applying ice to
    the joints, giving
    plenty of water to
    drink.
    -Promoting comfort
    and
    nonpharmacological
    pain management.

    >Establish
    collaborative
    approach for pain
    management
    techniques such as
    use of pain
    medications or taking
    prescribed drugs.
    -Helps in relieving
    patient’s pain

    >Demonstrating
    ways of good body
    mechanics.
    -Helpful for
    minimizing pain

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