The nursing care plan addresses a patient with a newly diagnosed celiac disease. The assessment found normal food intake but a knowledge deficit related to celiac disease. The diagnosis is a food and nutrition-related knowledge deficit. The expected outcomes are for the patient to demonstrate enhanced dietary knowledge of nutrition principles and celiac disease. Interventions include obtaining a full assessment and discussing a gluten-free diet. The rationale is to create a treatment plan. The evaluation will include monitoring the patient's compliance and nutritional adequacy of a gluten-free diet.
The nursing care plan addresses a patient with a newly diagnosed celiac disease. The assessment found normal food intake but a knowledge deficit related to celiac disease. The diagnosis is a food and nutrition-related knowledge deficit. The expected outcomes are for the patient to demonstrate enhanced dietary knowledge of nutrition principles and celiac disease. Interventions include obtaining a full assessment and discussing a gluten-free diet. The rationale is to create a treatment plan. The evaluation will include monitoring the patient's compliance and nutritional adequacy of a gluten-free diet.
The nursing care plan addresses a patient with a newly diagnosed celiac disease. The assessment found normal food intake but a knowledge deficit related to celiac disease. The diagnosis is a food and nutrition-related knowledge deficit. The expected outcomes are for the patient to demonstrate enhanced dietary knowledge of nutrition principles and celiac disease. Interventions include obtaining a full assessment and discussing a gluten-free diet. The rationale is to create a treatment plan. The evaluation will include monitoring the patient's compliance and nutritional adequacy of a gluten-free diet.
The nursing care plan addresses a patient with a newly diagnosed celiac disease. The assessment found normal food intake but a knowledge deficit related to celiac disease. The diagnosis is a food and nutrition-related knowledge deficit. The expected outcomes are for the patient to demonstrate enhanced dietary knowledge of nutrition principles and celiac disease. Interventions include obtaining a full assessment and discussing a gluten-free diet. The rationale is to create a treatment plan. The evaluation will include monitoring the patient's compliance and nutritional adequacy of a gluten-free diet.
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CHAPOCO, SOFIA MARIE Y.
BSN2-YO-26 COURSE TASK – NCP
NURSING CARE PLAN
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