Cause / Data Nursing Diagnosis Goal and Nursing Intervention Rationale Evaluation

Objectives
Subjective data: - Excess fluid Goal: 1. Administer medications 1. NSAIDs can reduce After 8 hours of
- Patient reports volume related to - To reduce the as prescribed, such as menstrual bleeding by nursing
heavy or heavy menstrual amount of menstrual nonsteroidal anti- decreasing prostaglandin interventions the
prolonged bleeding bleeding and inflammatory drugs synthesis, while hormonal patient:
menstrual prevent (NSAIDs) or hormonal contraceptives can regulate - Monitor the
bleeding complications contraceptives. the menstrual cycle and patient's bleeding
- Patient may related to excess reduce bleeding. and assess whether
report feeling fluid volume it has decreased to
fatigued or 2. Assess the patient's 2. Excessive menstrual a manageable level.
dizzy Objectives: fluid and electrolyte bleeding can lead to fluid - Assess the
- To decrease the balance, and provide IV and electrolyte imbalances, patient's fluid and
Objective data: amount of menstrual fluids as needed. which can cause symptoms electrolyte balance
- Heavy or bleeding to a such as dizziness, and hemoglobin
prolonged manageable level weakness, and fatigue. level to ensure that
menstrual - To maintain they are within
bleeding, as adequate hydration 3. Monitor the patient's 3.Heavy menstrual normal limits.
measured by the and electrolyte hemoglobin level and bleeding can lead to - Evaluate the
number of pads balance provide iron anemia, which can cause patient's level of
or tampons used - To prevent anemia supplementation as needed. fatigue, weakness, and fatigue and other
per day shortness of breath. symptoms related
- Palpable to heavy bleeding
abdominal or 4. Regular exercise can 4. Exercise can help to determine if they
pelvic pain or help regulate menstrual improve blood circulation have improved.
discomfort cycles and reduce heavy and reduce stress, which - Assess the
- Anemia, as bleeding. can help alleviate heavy patient's
evidenced by a menstrual bleeding. compliance with
low hemoglobin 5. monitoring vital signs medications and
level such as blood pressure, 5. Monitoring vital signs iron
heart rate, and oxygen can help detect any supplementation.
saturation is important. changes that may indicate - Evaluate the
hypovolemia or shock. effectiveness of
6. Assessing and managing 6. Managing pain can help nursing
pain through medication or reduce stress and improve interventions and
non-pharmacological patient comfort. modify the care
techniques such as heat
therapy can help improve
patient comfort.
7. Bedside care done
8. Educating patients on
proper hygiene practices
such as frequent changing
of pads or tampons is
important.
9. Providing emotional
support and reassurance
can help alleviate anxiety
and improve patient well-
being.
10. Instructed the patients
to report any concerns and
unusualities.
plan as needed to
achieve the desired
outcomes.
7. To promote cleanliness
8. Proper hygiene practices
can help reduce the risk of
infection.
9. Emotional support can
help reduce stress and
improve patient outcomes.
10. To ensure that patients
shows sense of comfort or
contentment.