Solution :
Nursing the care plan
<u>Assessment</u>
To assess the respiratory rate, the depth, the abnormal breathing pattern.
Monitor the behavior of the patient and the mental status for the onset of the restlessness and confusion.
Observe for the nail beds and the cyanosis in the skin.
Monitor the oxygen saturation continuously with the help of a pulse oximeter.
<u>Nursing diagnosis</u>
Impaired the gas impaired exchanged related to the airway obstruction as a evidence by the restless and shortness of the breathing and confusion.
<u>Goals</u>
Improving the gas exchange and also improve the breathing pattern.
<u>Intervention</u>
Position the patient with his or her head elevated from the bed in a semi Flower's position.
<u>Evaluation </u>
The patient can breathe normally and then reduce the restlessness and the confusions.
The total patient care model requires a greater number of registered nurses to provide the care. This results in increased costs, making the model less cost-effective. Continuity of care is a problem if the registered nurse is unable to communicate the patient's needs. In the team nursing model, the team leader needs to take time to delegate work. The total patient care model does not have a lack of collaboration; rather the model allows a high degree of collaboration with other healthcare team members. In the primary nursing model, the associate nurse cannot change the care plan without discussing it with the primary nurse.<span>Building an </span>
Diet high in fiber, low in refined carbs, high in lean protein, low in cholesterol and saturated fat with moderate excercise
