John Green, a 71-year-old patient,

Task: Rehabilitation Nursing Care Plan.

John Green, a 71-year-old patient, is being discharged from the rehabilitation unit 8 weeks after

an ischemic stroke. The patient’s spouse stated that they used to enjoy going to golf outings

with their friends, but the patient has not played golf since he had the stroke, and she does not

want to try to golf once her husband is discharged home because he has to use a walker and

can barely ambulate. She also states that her husband still has trouble speaking, and his short-

term memory is not very astute so it would be embarrassing to be on a golf outing with him.

The patient’s spouse has worn the same outfit to the rehabilitation unit the past 3 days, and the

nurse notices the patient’s hair is unkempt and his affect is flat.

The rehab nurse has made

arrangements with the social worker for a physical therapist, speech therapist, and

occupational therapist to provide three sessions of therapy at the patient’s home for the next 4

weeks, and then a reAssessment will follow to determine if the patient will need further therapy.

The patient can sit independently, stand independently, and use a walker. The patient can

ambulate 30 feet with the walker, and then he requires a short rest before he is able to

ambulate another 30 feet. The patient slurs words occasionally and has hesitant speech. The

patient has problems with short-term speech.

Using this scenario create a nursing care plan, using the guidelines

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Write one Nursing Care Plan from each of the case studies: choose 9 of these case studies to complete a total of 9 NCPS. Submit each NCP in an individual email. Use essay format to write your NCP using this grading rubric. Objective: the student will demonstrate gained knowledge of the disease process and apply it using critical thinking skills to the specific data in the case study.
The rubric you will be grade by is: Medical Diagnosis: 1) Definition of medical diagnosis Etiology/pathophysiology 2) Common sign/symptoms 3) Potential complications 5 10 5 Normal values 10 10 4) Expected assessment findings: Head to toe assessment 5) Diagnostic studies/labs Expected abnormalities 6) All NANDA Nursing Diagnoses 7) Develop 3 NANDA Priority Nursing diagnosis
8) State patient goals/plan nursing diagnosis 9) Write interventions for your plan 10) Scientific rationale for interventions 11) Write how you would evaluate your plan what potentially may need 10 10 5 10 15 11) Write how you would evaluate your plan what potentially may need revision 12) List of medications typical for the medical diagnosis usual dosage side effect educational considerations
Task: Rehabilitation Nursing Care Plan.

Plan of Nursing Rehabilitation.

John Green, 71, is being released from the rehab facility 8 weeks after

brain hemorrhage The patient’s wife said they used to enjoy golf outings.

although the patient hasn’t played since his stroke and she doesn’t

desire to attempt golf once her spouse returns home with a walker.

can’t walk. Her spouse still has problems communicating, she says, and his short-

It would be embarrassing to be on a golf outing with him.

The patient’s spouse has been wearing the same clothing to the rehab unit for 3 days.

The patient’s hair is untidy and his expression is dull.

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The rehab nurse

a physical therapist, a speech therapist, and

Occupational therapist to offer three home visits every week for the following four weeks

After then, the patient will be reevaluated to see if they require more therapy.

The patient can sit, stand, and walk independently. a patient

ambulate 30 feet using the walker, then he needs to rest.

ambulate 30 more feet The patient slurs words and speaks slowly. The

patient has short-term speech issues.

Create a nursing care plan based on this scenario.

Create a nursing care plan for each case study: Select 9 case studies to complete 9 NCPS. Send each NCP in a separate email. Use this grading rubric to write your NCP. Objective: The student will apply knowledge of the illness process and critical thinking abilities to the case study material.
The grading rubric is: Diagnosis: 1) Diagnosis in medicine Etiology/pathophysiology 2) Symptoms 3) Complications 10 5 Norms 10 4) Expected assessment findings: 5) Tests/labs Typical deviations Nursing Diagnoses (NANDA) 3 NANDA Nursing Priority Diagnosis
Goals/nursing diagnosis 8) 9) Create plan interventions 10) Interventions backed by science 11) Describe how you would evaluate your plan. 10 10 15 11) Describe how you would evaluate your plan for revision. 12) Typical medical drug list a dose effect ed considerations
Plan of Nursing Rehabilitation.