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GS, 84: Right Hip Fracture

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Mind map on right hip fracture nursing care plan: post-op day 2, poor circulation, increased pain and ORIF

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GS, 84: Right Hip Fracture

  1. Post-op day 2

    • Risk for Infection
      • Major bruising near incision site
        • Staples dry & intact, but no dressing on top of incision
          • Nurse will cleanse wound as per orders following aseptic technique
            • Nurse will assess site q shift, monitor for abnormalities
      • WBC Count: 10.7, neutrophils 8.2
        • Temp 36.7
        • E.Coli culture: >100 x E6 CFU/L
          • Nurse will continue to evaluate recent blood work
        • Antibiotics: Ceftriaxone
        • Nurse will continue to monitor for elevation in temperature
      • Pt ate less than 50% of breakfast & lunch, stated food was bad
        • Nurse will educate about importance of increasing protein, calories and fluids to support wound healing
  2. Poor circulation

    • Ineffective Tissue Perfusion
      • Lower extremities cool to touch, feet had cyanosis
        • Nurse will slightly elevate client's lower extremities to increase venous return to the heart
      • 2+ Pitting edema present bilaterally in low legs, ankles & feet
        • Dorsalis pedis & posterior tibial pulses could not be palpated
          • Nurse will encourage participation in tolerated ROM active and/or passive ROM exercises
    • Hypertension
  3. Increased pain

    • Impaired Comfort
      • Cannot assess pain via pain scale
        • Facial grimacing, moaning & grabbing pained site
          • Nurse will attempt a verbal pain assessment, also observing for body cues r/t pain q hr
      • Acute pain in right leg upon rest & activity, knee tender on light palpation
        • Tenderness in edematous site in lower extremities
          • Nurse will administer scheduled pain meds and.or PRN's as per doc's orders
            • Routine medications: Tylenol, ASA EC, Celecoxib, Tramadol
      • Pt asked why she should continue taking Tylenol when she didn't feel pain
        • Nurse will discuss misbeliefs with use of medications for pain control.
    • Osteoarthritis
  4. Physical impairment

    • Impaired Physical Mobility
      • Can move upper extremities, but lower extremities stiff, especially right side
        • Nurse will encourage pt independence in performing ADL's as tolerated
      • Pain in from surgery and in lower extremities
      • Increased falls risk (pt had a fall, and now has surgery and mobility is impaired)
        • Nurse will continue to monitor pt and environment, ensuring pt safety (ie bed in lowest position, alarm is on when pt is in bed)
  5. Surgical procedure: ORIF

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