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Hypothesis:
In the case of our client he was diagnosed of AGN. He doesn’t have a balanced diet
and is hypertensive. AGN is detected when the urine is examined under the
microscope. Such signs include red blood cells, white blood cells, proteinuria. He
also has an edema and gains weight.
Predisposing factors:
II. On the agent, the host’s diet consists of excessive amounts of sodium since
he always eats uncooked canned goods and eats his meals along with
ketchup. The host also has a bipedal edema because there is fluid retention in
his body. He has a RBC: 3-5/hpf (8-12) which indicates inflammation of the
urinary tract, an Fbs of 3.50mmol/l, WBC of 6.9, hct of 0.38/L, lymphocyte of .
43 which indicates viral infection.
Environment
Living conditions
Host
As student nurses we recommend a vital role in caring for patients with acute
glomerulonephritis, which includes assessing client’s ability to continue therapy and
providing the patient care management to prevent further complications.
Recommendation:
d.) Encouraged the patient to comply with the medication as ordered by his
physician.
Management:
Medical Management
Cases of AGN can be given diuretics, antihypertensive, anti
infective, analgesic and mucolytics as ordered by the doctor
Nursing Management
1. Dietary Management- Nutritional Therapy
Balance diet.
2. Exercise
Engage in moderate-level activity on most, and preferably all,
days of the week, this can lower or reduced blood pressure.
3. Monitoring Blood pressure
4. Health Promotion
Screening, diagnosing, treating, and controlling AGN can
significantly reduce the risk of developing to further
complications.
Assisting the client and the family to understand AGN
Continuous therapy at home, if there’s any