Nursing Diagnosis for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia : Disturbed Sleep Pattern related to pain / surgery effects.
Goal : The need for sleep and rest are met.
Outcomes :
- Clients are able to rest / sleep within a reasonable time.
- Clients are able to express sleep.
- Clients are able to explain the factors inhibiting sleep.
Interventions :
1. Explain to the client and family causes sleep disturbance and possible ways to avoid.
R / improve knowledge so that the client be cooperative , in the act of nursing.
2. Create a supportive atmosphere, quiet atmosphere with reduced noise.
R / Quiet atmosphere will support the rest.
3. Give the client the opportunity to reveal the causes of sleep disorders.
R / Determine a plan to overcome interference.
4. Collaboration with physicians for the administration of drugs that can reduce pain (analgesic).
R / Reduce pain so clients can rest enough.
Nursing Diagnosis Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia : Risk for injury : bleeding related to surgery.
Goal : There was no bleeding.
Outcomes :
The client does not show signs of bleeding.
Vital signs within normal limits.
Urine smoothly through the catheter.
Interventions :
1. Explain to the client about the cause of bleeding after surgery and signs of bleeding.
R / : Reduce client anxiety and knowing the signs of bleeding.
2. Irrigation catheter flow if it detects the presence of a clot in the catheter tract.
R / : Clots can clog the catheter, causing stretching and bleeding of the bladder.
3. Provide a diet high in fiber and provide the drug to facilitate defecation.
R / : With increasing pressure on the prostatic fossa will precipitate bleeding.
4. Prevent the use of a rectal thermometer, rectal examination, for at least one week.
R / : May cause bleeding of the prostate.
