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COURSE: RNSG 2161 Pediatric Care Plan
Student Clinical date(s)
Date of Admission
Patient age in years Months Days
Sex Weight Percentile
Temp/method Height Percentile Head circumference Percentile
B/P location Apical heart rate Respiratory rate
Premie: Yes No Allergy
1. Medical Diagnosis (0)
2. Definition (1 point)
3. Pathophysiology (1 point) (May write on back of page)
4. Precipating Factors for Hospitalization (Reason for Admission) (1point)
5. Childs Reactions to Hospitalization (1 point)
6. Formulate a Nursing Diagnosis Based on Childs Reaction to Hospitalization (1 point)
7. Parents Reaction to Childs Hospitalization (1point)
8. Formulate Nursing Diagnosis Based on Parents Reaction to Hospitalization (1 point)
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COURSE: RNSG 2161 PEDIATRIC CARE PLAN
PHYSICAL ASSESSMENT (18 points)NEUROLOGIC ASSESSMENT
GLASGOW
COMASCALE
PupilsRight
Size
Reaction
Left
Size
ReactionEyesOpen
Spontaneously 4
To speech 3
To pain 2
None 1
Bestmotorresponse
Obeys commands 6
Localizes pain 5
Flexion withdrawal 4
Flexion abnormal 3
Extension 2
None 1
Bestresponsetoauditoryand/or
visualstimulus
>2 year
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COURSE: RNSG 2161 PEDIATRIC CARE PLAN
INTEGUMENTARYSkin Description: hot warm dry cool clammy diaphoretic color appropriate for patient ethnicity
Mucous Membrane:
cracking pink pale thrushSkinTurgor: elastic sluggish tentingAlterations in Skin Integrity: rash incision burnpin site laceration skin breakdown bruisedecubitusabrasion tube/ drain sutures staplesdressing (type): _______________________________Incision: clean dry intact reddened edemaseparated draining covered w/dry, intact dressing
Narrative Notes:
PSYCHOSOCIALFamily Support: family present extended family present friends offamily present alone
Hospitalized Behavior: makes eye contact cries withdraws sleepsasks questions talks to staff withdraws from staff interested inenvironment play contentedly verbally expresses fear talks to parent
EYES, EARS, NOSE & THROATEyes: clear drainage (describe)_____________________inflamed cries tears
Ears: cleardrainage(describe)___________________________painfulnoc/oof painNose: clear drainage (describe) __________________________Throat: clear reddened difficulty swallowing painful
PAINASSESSMENTPain Present? yesnoLocation:_____________________________________
Quality: crampydullsharpstabbingDuration:______________________________________Childs words to describe:_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Pain behavior:_______________________________________________Pain score: _________________________________________________Intervention: ________________________________________________
Evaluation Follow-up:__________________________________________
IVIV Site Appearance:___________________________________________IVF:___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________IV Medications: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Other:_____________________________________________________Total Intake this Shift:_________________________________________Total Output this Shift:________________________________________
I&OTotal for shift: Intake:__________________________________________
Output:_________________________________________Additional Revelant Data:
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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COURSE: RNSG 2161 PEDIATRIC CARE PLAN
PHYSICAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF THE CHILD (5 points. total)
A. Personality and Mental Function
1. Psychosexual Development (Freud)
a. Which stage has child achieved? ________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
b. Supportive data? _____________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
2. Psychosocial Development (Erikson)
a. Which stage has child achieved? ________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
b. Supportive data? _____________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
3. Cognitive Development (Piaget)
a. Which stage has child achieved? ________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
b. Supportive data? _____________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
4. Moral Development (Kohlberg)
a. Which stage has child achieved? ________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
b. Supportive data: _____________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
5. SpiritualDevelopment
a. Which stage has child achieved? ________________________________
___________________________________________________________________
b. Supportive data? _____________________________________________
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COURSE: RNSG 2161 Pediatric Care Plan
B. Growth and Development Assessment (continued)
Compare and contrast selected aspects of development. (5points)Age: Years Months Days
Child Textbook Standard
Number of teeth:
temporary
permanent
Nutritional requirements:
Fluid maintenance/day
Kcal/day
protein
Eye-hand coordination
Attention span (give example)
Motor coordination and activity-(give examples)
Gross
Fine
Play activities
Relationship with peers
Sexual curiosity
Relationship with family
Language development
Interest in religion
Types of fears
Degree of independence
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COURSE: RNSG 2161 Pediatric Care Plan
TEACHING/LEARNING SESSION
ASSESSEMENT
State patient/family teaching needs with rationale: (1point)
1.
2.
Cultural considerations of patient/family: (1point)
ANALYSIS (1point)
NANDA Statement
Knowledge Deficit in related to(specify)
As evidenced by (AEB)
PLAN(State one Learning outcome:) (1point)
( )+ ( )+ ( ) + ( )(Patient Behavior) (Criterion of Performance ) (Time) (Condition)
NURSING INTERVENTIONS
Teaching Strategy (1point)
Teaching Interventions (must include play and supported by evidenced-based practice) (6 points) citefrom textbook
1.
2.
3.
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COURSE: RNSG 2161 Pediatric Care Plan
MEDICATIONS
LIST THE CURRENT MEDICATION ORDERS FOR THE PATIENT AND STATE WHY THEMED IS VEING GIVEN. SHOW THE MATHEMATICAL CALCULATION FOR SAFE DOSAGE.
MEDICATIONSAFE DOSAGE-YES/NO/WHY?
WHY IS DRUG GIVEN TO THISPATIENT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
SHOW CALCULATION ON BACK OF PAGE: (2 points)
FORMULATE A NURSING DIAGNOSIS R/T DRUG THERAPY: (1 points)
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Evaluation
S.O.A.P
.Forma
t
(4pts)
S:(Patientperceptionsand
express
ions)
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
O:(Mea
surements,
observa
tions,anddiagnostic
data)
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
A:(Inter
pretations&
conclusionsfromS&O;
progresstowardoutcome&
statuso
fnursingdiagnosis)
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
P:(Indic
atemodificationsfor
updateofplan)
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
_______________________
Evidence-based
research
citere
ferences
(9pts)
INTERVENTIONS
Individualize
tothisc
hild!
(6pts)
Assessment:
Lista
llong
oingassessmen
tsto
perform:
Lista
llnur
sing
interven
tions
to
promo
te:
Lista
llteac
hing:
NURSING
DIAGNOSIS
PhysiologicalNANDA:(2p
ts)
Expec
tedOutc
ome
(s):(2p
ts)
(Mustbepatientcenteredand
measurablewithintimeframe)
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Eval
uation
S.O.A.P.
Form
at
(4pts)
S:(PatientPerceptionsand
expressions)
___________
____________
___________
____________
___________
____________
___________
____________
___________
____________
___________
____________
O:(Measurem
ents,
observations,
anddiagnostic
data)
___________
____________
___________
____________
___________
____________
___________
____________
___________
____________
___________
____________
___________
____________
A:(Interpretations&
conclusionsfromS&O;
progresstowa
rdoutcome&
statusofnursingdiagnosis)
___________
____________
___________
____________
___________
____________
___________
____________
___________
____________
___________
____________
___________
____________
P:(Indicatem
odificationsor
updateofplan)
___________
____________
___________
____________
___________
____________
___________
____________
___________
____________
___________
____________
Evid
ence-based
research
citereferences
(9pts)
Interventions
Individua
lizeto
child
(6pts)
Assessment:
Lista
llongoing
assessmen
tsto
perform
Lista
llnurs
ing
interven
tions
to
promo
te:
Lista
llteac
hing:
NURSING
DIAGN
OSIS
PsychosocialNA
NDA:(2pts)
Expec
tedOu
tcome
(s):(2p
ts)
(Mustbepatientcente
redand
measurablewithintimeframe)
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Associate Degree Nursing Program
Drug Card Format
Student Name: ________________________
Date: _______________________________
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COURSE: RNSG 2161 DRUG CARD FORMAT
DRUG CARD FORMAT
On a full-sized paper using the format displayed below complete drug assigned
throughout semester.
Drug (Generic Name:
Trade Name:
Drug Class:
Major Drug Category:
Drug Action:
Uses:
Side Effects/Adverse Reactions (most common):
Significant Drug interactions:
Route of Administration:
Usual Pediatric Drug Dosage:
Important Nursing Implications for infants and children:
Administration:
Teach:
Teach:
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