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Hyperglycemia - Coggle Diagram
Hyperglycemia
Nurses interventions
Put patient on caught-bedl
Insert urinary catheter
Offer patient drinking water
Offer patient a prescribed meal diet to accommodate hunger
Reduce insulin dose
Monitor respiratory the patterns and blood pressure changed
Assess capillary refill and skin tugor
Monitor input and output and take note of spacific gravity
Administer medication. As prescribed
Health educates the patientlt on the importance of physical activities
Presenting problems (clinical manifestation)
High glucose level
Increased thirsty and hunger
Blurr vision
Frequently urination
Fluid volume deficent
Assessment
Observe patient for any signs of dehydration
Patient history
Ask the patient how frequently she/she passes urine
Assess if the patients understands what diet is best for diabetic person
Expected goals
Normal glucose level
Patient demonstrates adequate rehydration
Stable vital signs
Pathophysiology
Insulin secretion from B-cells in pancreas reduces glucose output by liver
Then hyperglycemia develops
And increases glucose uptake by skeletal muscle or adipose :
Dignosis
Excessive glucose level
Defination
Refers to elevated blood glucose level that occurs in variety of clinical situations