The two nursing priorities below are for a CKD patient who does not like to eat and because of his poor eating habits, he takes food supplements and also, refused the supplement sometimes.
1) what is the priority (the problem or concern);rationale-what makes this a problem or concern; 3) what are some nursing interventions you will implement and to prevent complications?
Priorities-1 : Diet
piorities-2 : constipation
List two teaching needs for this patient, the plan to meet these needs, and practical ways you can assess the effectiveness of your teaching
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Teaching Need |
Plan |
List practical ways to assess the effectiveness of your teaching and whether the patient achieved learning |
1. Controlling CKD progression and constipation with diet is the concern.
2. This is a matter of concern because without proper CKD diet both CKD and constipation will become worse.
3. Educate the patient on controlling CKD progression and constipation with an appropriate diet. Make a CKD meal plan with the help of a renal dietician. Check if the patient is following the CKD diet. The laboratory tests and imaging studies should be conducted to assess the stage of CKD and the effectiveness of the diet in controlling constipation.
| Teaching need ........................................................ |
Plan .............................................................. |
List practical ways to assess the effectiveness of your teaching and whether the patient achieved learning |
| 1. Prevention of CKD stage progression. | Educate the patient on CKD stages and CKD diet, which can also prevent constipation. |
1. Lab tests 2. Imaging studies 3. Patient interview |
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2. CKD diet to prevent disease progression and constipation. |
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The two nursing priorities below are for a CKD patient who does not like to eat...
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