Nursing care of patients with bloodstream infections with pneumonia: 2 case studies.
Keywords:
nursing, bloodstream infection, pneumoniaAbstract
This study This is a comparative study of 2 case studies to study nursing care of patients with bloodstream infections who have pneumonia. Kalasin Hospital Receive treatment at Medical intensive care unit and the male medical ward Kalasin Hospital. Since the crisis period Continuous care period Rehabilitation period and distribution planning Gather information from patients Relatives and medical records Evaluating symptoms, taking history, and examining the body to identify problems patient needs. Use data to formulate nursing diagnoses nursing care plan using the concept of patient assessment according to Gordon's 11 health plans. Orem's theory of self-care in caring for patients and the nursing results are evaluated in 3 phases as follows: Critical care nursing. Rehabilitation nursing and discharge nursing
Results: From the study of the two case studies, it was found that nurses play an important role in patient care. From gathering information, seizure history, evaluating symptoms, and monitoring patient symptoms. Organizing nursing activities to meet the needs and problems of each patient. Therefore, nurses must have competency. Since the evaluation Forecasting risk opportunities coordinating with the multidisciplinary team, providing information so that patients receive prompt medical care. Comprehensive, efficient, timely to keep patients safe, reduce death rates, and service recipients are satisfied. Personnel are safe.
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