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    Nursing Process in Pharmacology

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    The nursing process provides a framework for nursing care and involves assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation. During assessment, nurses gather both subjective and objective data from patients and other sources to develop a full clinical picture. This includes information on health history, current medications, allergies, and physical assessment. Nurses then make nursing diagnoses based on their analysis of this assessment data to identify care needs and problems. In planning, nurses establish goals and interventions to address the identified problems and support the patient's health needs.

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    The nursing process provides a framework for nursing care and involves assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation. During assessment, nurses gather both subjective and objective data from patients and other sources to develop a full clinical picture. This includes information on health history, current medications, allergies, and physical assessment. Nurses then make nursing diagnoses based on their analysis of this assessment data to identify care needs and problems. In planning, nurses establish goals and interventions to address the identified problems and support the patient's health needs.

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    The nursing process provides a framework for nursing care and involves assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation. During assessment, nurses gather both subjective and objective data from patients and other sources to develop a full clinical picture. This includes information on health history, current medications, allergies, and physical assessment. Nurses then make nursing diagnoses based on their analysis of this assessment data to identify care needs and problems. In planning, nurses establish goals and interventions to address the identified problems and support the patient's health needs.

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    Nursing Process in Pharmacology

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    Nursing Process in

    Pharmacology
    • An organizational framework for the
    practice of nursing
    • Orderly, systematic
    • Central to all nursing care
    • Encompasses all steps taken by the nurse
    in caring for a patient
    • Flexibility is important
    Assessment

    • the first phase of nursing process that is characterized by


    systematic validation and documentation of information.
    The nurse gather information from the patient, client or
    significant others or family members, health professionals
    and the medical record about the patient’s health and
    lifestyle including about the illness and the drug regimen.
    • Data collection must include both subjective and objective
    information.
    SubjectiveData

    • Information provided verbally by the patient, family member or significant


    others, health professionals or other sources.
    •. Example of subjective data pertinent to medication administration
    include the following:
    1. Problems in swallowing
    2. Cultural dietary barriers
    3. Financial barriers
    4. Use of tobacco, alcohol and caffeine
    5. Current concerns about the patient’s:
     Knowledge about the medications and side effects
     Over the counter remedies, nutritional supplements, herbal remedies
    and contraceptives.
     Knowledge of side effects to report to the physician
     Attitude and beliefs about taking the medications.
    6. Allergies 
    Objective
    Data

    • Data the nurse directly observes about the patient’s


    health status. It includes collecting the patient’s health
    information by using the senses: seeing, hearing,
    smelling and touching.
    •The following are example of objective data concerning
    medication administration:
    1. Physical health assessment
    2. Laboratory and diagnostic test result
    3. Data from physician’s note
    4. Measurement of vital signs
    5. The patient’s body language
    Nursing
    Diagnosis

    •It is based on the nurse analysis of the assessment


    data where it determines the type of care the patient will
    received. Any abnormalities during the assessment will
    serve as the characteristic of a problem to support the
    appropriate nursing diagnosis.
    • Judgment or conclusion about the
    need/problem (actual or at risk for) of the
    patient
    • Based upon an accurate assessment
    •Common nursing diagnosis related to drug therapy include
    the following:
     Knowledge, deficit related to effects of anticoagulant
    medication
     Noncompliance related to forgetfulness
     Health Maintenance, Ineffective related to not receiving
    recommended preventive care
    Planning

    •Using the data collected, the nurse set goals or


    expected outcomes and interventions.
    •Goals and expected outcome should address the
    problems in the patient’s nursing diagnosis. Goals
    should be patient centered, realistic, measurable or
    include time frame for achievement and
    reevaluation.
    • Identification of goals and outcome criteria
    • Prioritization
    • Time frame

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