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Fatigue Management Plan

Fatigue is characterized by a lessened capacity for work and efficiency accompanied by weariness and tiredness. The patient's relative reported that the patient has been easily fatigued recently. The objective is a lack of energy or inability to maintain usual physical activity levels due to the current illness. The goal is for the patient to be able to participate in activities at their level after 8 hours of clinical duty and report an improved sense of energy.

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Fatigue Management Plan

Fatigue is characterized by a lessened capacity for work and efficiency accompanied by weariness and tiredness. The patient's relative reported that the patient has been easily fatigued recently. The objective is a lack of energy or inability to maintain usual physical activity levels due to the current illness. The goal is for the patient to be able to participate in activities at their level after 8 hours of clinical duty and report an improved sense of energy.

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  • Evaluation: Assesses the outcomes of interventions and the patient's progress in managing fatigue and improving energy levels.
  • Intervention: Describes intervention strategies tailored to manage fatigue through ongoing assessments and therapeutic activities.
  • Diagnosis: Provides the diagnostic outcomes for the condition of fatigue as part of the patient management plan.
  • Rationale: Explains the reasoning behind each planned intervention to ensure purposeful and effective patient care.
  • Planning: Outlines the planned clinical activities to address fatigue, including rest and energy management protocols.
  • Background Knowledge: Explains the underlying condition and aids in understanding the disease progression and necessary interventions.
  • Cues: Details the subjective cues and the observed lack of energy in the patient, which guide further diagnosis and planning.

CUES

DIAGNOSIS

BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE
Fatigue is a condition characterized by a lessen capacity for work and efficiency of accomplishmen t, usually accompanied by weariness and tiredness.

PLANNING

INTERVENTION

RATIONALE

EVALUATION

SUBJECTIVE: mabilis na syang mapagod ngayon as was verbalized by the patients relative. OBJECTIVE:

Lack of energy or inability to maintain usual level of physical activity related to present illness.

After 8 hours of clinical duty, patient will be able to participate in activities at the patients level of activity and will report an improved sense of energy.

Monitor vital signs

To evaluate fluid status and cardiopulmonar y response to activity. To maximize patient participation.

-lack of energy -decreased activity performance -body weakness

Plan interventio ns to allow individually adequate rest periods, schedule activities for periods when client has the most energy. Encourage client to do whatever possible such as self care, sit up in chair, go for walk and

After 8 hours of clinical duty, the patient was able to participate in activities and was reported an improved sense of energy.

To manage patients limit of ability.

To protect client from

interact with family. Assist patient In self care needs and with ambulation as needed

injury.

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