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NCP Fatigue

The client, who is 20-22 weeks pregnant, reported fatigue related to her pregnancy. The short term goal was for the client to identify the basis of her fatigue within 1 hour of nursing interventions. The long term goal was for the client to report an improved sense of energy within 8 hours of nursing interventions. After nursing interventions that included developing an activity and rest schedule, encouraging the use of assistive devices, and assessing ADLs, nutritional intake, and emotional response, the client was able to identify the basis of her fatigue and reported improved energy levels.

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NCP Fatigue

The client, who is 20-22 weeks pregnant, reported fatigue related to her pregnancy. The short term goal was for the client to identify the basis of her fatigue within 1 hour of nursing interventions. The long term goal was for the client to report an improved sense of energy within 8 hours of nursing interventions. After nursing interventions that included developing an activity and rest schedule, encouraging the use of assistive devices, and assessing ADLs, nutritional intake, and emotional response, the client was able to identify the basis of her fatigue and reported improved energy levels.

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Assessment Diagnosis Objective/Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation

1. Assist the 1. A plan that


Subjective: Fatigue related to Short term goal: patient to balances After 1 hour of
physiological factor: develop a periods of nursing interventions,
- "Namamanhid ang Pregnancy Within 1 hour of schedule for activity with the client identified
kanang kamay ko." as nursing interventions, daily activity periods of basis of fatigue.
verbalized by the the client will identify and rest. rest can help
patient basis of fatigue. 2. Encourage the the patient After 8 hours of
- Inability to maintain patient to use complete nursing interventions,
usual routines/level assistive desired the client reported
of physical activity Long term goal: devices (eg: activities improved sense of
- Increase in rest trochanter without energy.
requirements Within 8 hours of rolls). adding to
- Inability to restore nursing interventions, 3. Assess the levels of
energy even after the client will report patient’s fatigue.
sleep improved sense of ability to 2. The use of
- Increase in physical energy. perform assistive
complaints activities of devices can
daily living minimize
objective: (ADLs). energy
4. Assess the expenditure
- pregnant: 20-22 patient’s and prevent
weeks AOG emotional injury with
- drowsy response to activities.
- lack of energy fatigue. 3. Fatigue can
5. Assess the limit the
patient’s person’s
nutritional ability to
intake of participate in
calories, self-care and
protein, perform his
minerals, and or her role
vitamins. responsibiliti
es in the
family and
society.
4. Anxiety and
depression
are the more
common
emotional
responses
associated
with fatigue.
These
emotional
states can
add to the
person’s
fatigue level
and create a
vicious cycle.
5. Fatigue may
be a
symptom of
protein-
calorie
malnutrition,
vitamin
deficiencies,
or iron
deficiencies.

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