NURSING RATIONALE DESIRED DIAGNOSIS OUTCOMES Risk for electrolyte Profuse sweating After 16 hrs of nursing Subjective Cues:

Patient has verbalized, imbalance related to without adequate intervention the client gasakit pa ulo ko. decrease potassium intake or folks will be able levels, high sodium to: diet and profuse Objective Cues: Compromised sweating. electrolyte 1. Display laboratory concentration wasting results within Assisted activities of Definition: For normal range for daily living change in serum individual. Confusion electrolyte levels tha 2. Be free of Restless may compromise internal complications Slow movement health. imbalance resulting from Lack of energy electrolyte imbalance. electrolyte 3. Identify individual Source: Doenges, M. et. Al., imbalance risks and engage in Wellness/Strengths Good compliance to (2010). Nurses participate medication Pocket Guide: behaviors or Cooperative behavior Diagnoses, lifestyle changes to of the patient Interventions and prevent or reduce Strong family support. Rationales. (12th frequency of Compliance to diet. ed.). Philadelphia, electrolyte F.A. Davis imbalances. Company. pp 320 Doenges, et al. Nurses Pocket Guide. F.A Davis Company 2010. P. 312-313

ASSESSMENT

NURSING INTERVENTION Independent:

1. Review laborat results for abnorm findings.

2. Discuss preventa causes of condit such as nutritio choices and proper use laxatives.

3. Encourage intake foods and flu high in potassi such as banan oranges, dr fruits, red m leafy vegetab peas, bak potatoes a tomatoes.

4. Maintain accur record of urina gastric, and wou losses.

Collaborative: 1. Assist treatment underlying cause

2. Administer and/or potassium.