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CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION

A. Background
Family nursing care is a series kegitatan given via the practice of nursing in the family. Family nursing care used to help resolve problems with the family health nursing process approach. Health services provided in order to be accepted by the family, the nurse: - Must understand, understand the type and structure of the family - Know the level of achievement of the family in performing its functions. - Need to understand each stage of family development and job development assessment was conducted to determine the extent to which families meet perkembangnya task. New partner (family-friendly):
When the individual men and women form:
1. Family via marriage are legitimate and leave their families.
2. Prepare for the new family.
3. Need penyesuaianan the role and functions of day-to-day
4. Learning to live together, to adapt to the habits of their own and their partner.
Family is two or more individuals who live in the house because of the ties of blood, marriage or adoption of interacting, and each has a role to create and sustain a culture (Bailon & Maglaya).
Family nursing care is a series kegitatan given via the practice of nursing in the family. Family nursing care used to help resolve problems with the family health nursing process approach. Health services provided in order to be accepted by the family, the nurse:

    Should know, understand and type of family structure.
     Know the level of achievement of the family in performing its functions.
    Need to understand each stage of family development and development tasks


                The assessment was conducted to determine the extent to which families meet first task perkembangnya.Tahun-year marriage were years of adaptation. It was the opinion of the observers and commentators about marriage and family. People generally think of it as a honeymoon period, indicating romatisme, the impression will be the sweet days that will pass.


B. Destination
1. General Purpose
      To know the nursing care to families newly married couples
2. Specific Objectives
             To find a new understanding of my family married couples, the task of development
      newly married couple families, assessment and family problems on a new partner
      married.
 

CHAPTER II
DISCUSSION
Nursing New Married Couple Families with Problems KB
A. Definition

Whall (1986) in the analysis of the concept of the family as a unit that needs to be treated, it defines a family as a group to identify with members consisting of two or more individuals whose association is characterized by specific terms, which may not be bound by ties of blood or law, but which functions in such a way that they think of themselves as a family.

Family Service America (1984) defines the family in a comprehensive way, namely as "two or more people who are united by the bonds of togetherness and intimacy".

Hariyanto, 2005. family refers to two or more people who are united by the bonds of togetherness and emotional bond and who identify themselves as part of the family.

Friedman 1998, the family is a collection of two people / more alive with dg attachment and emotional regulation, and each individual has their respective roles. While the newly married couple is when a man and woman to form a family through legal marriage and leave their families.

B. Phase - phase newly married spouse
Ø
                  When the individual men and women to form families via
           legal marriage and leave their families. Prepare
           new family. Need penyesuaianan the role and functions of everyday life Learning
           together, adapting to its own and partner's habits. Members of the three
           family is family, husband, wife and family of his own. Each face
           parents' separation from families, to establish new relations with family
           and social groups couples
Ø
                   That need to be decided: when the right time to get the kids and the amount of
           expected

C. Problems usually done by a newly married couple
Ø Do not face the problem of debt
                      Apparently, according to data from thenest.com, financial problems are the most important issues in question by the couple. If you are married, then you'll want to pull out and express all your perutangan problems, yet she is your partner, there is nothing to be covered up, but need to be dealt with. Then, try counting your finances and plan for the future. If necessary, meet expert financial planner.
Ø Isolation of friendship
                 Friends is key to the success of the marriage. So, do not alienate yourself from them. If your friends are single gathering, make sure everything's in a safe at home, then come along to go along with them, of course with the permission of the husband. Just because you did not get involved in the club flirting with a man does not mean you can not be supportive.
Ø Not enough sex
                  As many as 60 percent of newly married couples who responded to the survey said that their sex life a mess. Most reasons, busy, of course. However, it is not a sufficient reason for making love in bed with your partner, right? Try to initiate sex with a partner event. In fact, if necessary, make the schedule. If you start to get used to do it, then you will want more, there might be more like it as well.
Ø Do not keep the body
                  Have you ever noticed, usually the people who just got married would look more "prosperous" in terms of weight? Yes, for some reason, this always happens. Perhaps because of the habit of drinking or eating at night or fatigue-exhaustion due to busy at night so
in the morning for breakfast so much spirit in large quantities. Wow, this must be wary. You should begin to propagate an agenda for exercising with friends. Do not want, do not you, that he felt you did not look fresh or look more plump than before marriage?
Ø-law and brother in law
                    Fifty percent of couples surveyed by thenest.com have problems with their in-laws and brother in law. Try to set expectations, as you will come visit with p `` `` `` `` `` `` `` `` Ultimately, it will come back to haunt you.
Ø The quarrel is not important
                     You know, sometimes living under the same roof with the person you think you already know it could be very confusing. Try not easily provoked anger. However, if it is the emotion of anger has peaked, say excuse me, say that you need time for yourself first. Calm yourself for a moment. Make sure you are in a state of calm and cool head when trying to resolve problems. When emotions, calm your mind and can not be saying things that did not mean that you can only exacerbate the problem.
Ø Obsessed with babies
                 Of course, like to have a baby is the next big step in life after marriage. However, calm down, do not rush and become obsessed to have it soon. On average, couples have a baby within the first 3 years of their marriage. So, why the rush? Enjoy your time with friends, vacationing together, enjoy time without the hassles will be cheerful about the baby needs, and others. After all, when you are in a relaxed state, the possibility of the presence of the baby even more.

D. The development tasks
Members of three families, namely family, husband, wife Danu Each face parting with keluargaükeluarga own. parents, to establish new relations with families and couples social group
That need to be decided: when the right time to get the expected number of children and family-friendly development tasks:
1. Satisfying intimate relationships.

    Will set up a new life together
    The sources of the two combined.
    Changing roles.
    New function is received.
    Learn to live together as they meet the basic needs of personality.
    Mensesuaikan themselves against each other little things that are routine success in developing relationships occur when both partners mutually adjust and match the needs and interests of the couple.

Network connecting fraternity in harmony.
Couples face the task of separating themselves from the family of origin and seek a relationship with the parents of the spouse and other family. Primary loyalty must be changed for the sake of her marriage.
3. Discuss plans to have children or choose KB.
Health problems that sexual adjustment and marital role. Nurses Nurses in Family planning in family planning nurse's role is to assist couples to choose the right contraceptive method to be used in accordance with the conditions, trends, socio-cultural and beliefs held by the couple, and therefore the nursing process is more geared to help couples choose the method of contraception itself.

Failure occurs due to the use of methods kontrasespsi woman's lack of knowledge of the instrument itself kontrasespsi giving effect to physiological conditions, psychological, and cultural life sosilaL against pregnancy. then this is where the role of nurses to provide proper knowledge, so that the above does not happen. Assessment Due to issues of contraception is a sensitive issue for women, so in this case the nurse should assess very concerned about the privacy of clients. Lower your voice when assessing clients for improving comfort and maintain high confidence that client.

In addition to the general assessment (client identity, medical history, history obgyn), special assessments we need to do to fulfill the role as an educator in the selection of appropriate methods of contraception are: Knowledge of the client about the various methods of contraception
The assessment is done by asking when she is planning to have a child. Then ask what methods are planned to be used by the client. If the client states of the type / method, the nurse may ask the reason for the use of such methods. These questions will identify the problems faced by clients associated with contraceptive use.
2. Knowledge of techniques of use of contraceptive methods
In carrying out its role as a nurse educator must be able to determine the client's level of knowledge about the use of contraceptive techniques. For example, ask about how the client is using a diaphragm, spermicide when and where it is applied or how many times a day the client should be taking birth control pills to explore the level of knowledge of the client, the nurse can determine if there are misperceptions in the use of which would lead to ineffective use of contraception and will result in an unplanned pregnancy.
3. Comfort of the client's contraceptive method that is being used.
In reviewing the client's comfort, listen to the complaints of side effects of contraceptive use. Listen also a statement about the client's comfort monthly use of contraceptive methods such as injectable hormone pills of the family planning that should be consumed every day. The effectiveness of a method to increase with increasing client comfort in using these methods.
4. The factors supporting the use of appropriate methods
If the client plans to replace discuss contraceptive methods on options suitable for use. Assess the factors that can help the selection of the best methods such as the client's medical history before a contraindication of methods of contraception, obstetric history, culture and beliefs as well as the desire to prevent pregnancy.

The contraindications to the use of contraceptive methods related to medical history is
 a. Oral contraceptives
1) integrated family planning pill
History of tuberculosis, seizures, breast cancer, breast lumps, late period, pregnancy, abnormal bleeding, hepatitis, heart disease, tromboplebitis. For female smokers, aged more than 35th, people with diabetes, epilepsy, and patients with hypertension is not recommended to use birth control pills.
2) Mini Pill
Mini pill should not be used in women who have to avoid any kind of hormonal methods, or the treatment of seizures mejalani
b. Hormonal Contraception
1) Hormone Implants
Cancer / hard lumps in the breast, missed period, pregnancy, bleeding of unknown cause, heart disease and a desire to become pregnant is less than five years.
2) Hormone Injection
Integrated injections should not be given to women during lactation.
c. Mechanical contraceptives
1) The diaphragm and cervical cap and the diaphragm cervical cap is not used in women with a history of latex allergy and a history of toxic shock syndrome.
2) IUD Pregnant or possibly pregnant, high risk of diseases transmitted through sexual intercourse, history of reproductive infections, infections after delivery / abortion, ectopic pregnancy, metroragia Dismenorhea, anemia and had never been pregnant, mola.
d. Contraception Settled
Contraception is no contraindication, because it is permanent. Used for couples who are not wanted or are not allowed to have children Data Analysis Lack of knowledge about family planning is the most common cause of physical, psychological and social in relation to unplanned pregnancy.

E. Nursing Assessment
Stage that needs to be done:

     Bhsp
    Introduce
    Explain the purpose of the visit
    Focuses on the family life cycle
    Family history from birth
    Assess stress that befall his family and the actual problems of potential
    The development of the current family
    Ask your experiences and common tasks, how the results
    achieved, it was felt.
    Ask relationship in the past and present with their family orientation and shape àMmemberi life Nurses: an understanding of them during their formative years.
    The extent to which families meet development tasks
    Gali family history: the first meeting couples, premarital relationships, barriers to marriage, the response to his marriage,


F. Nursing Diagnosis
Diagnoses based on assessment and data is
    Changes in Health Care Risks associated with less knowledge Against Contraception Method Selection and availability. While other nursing diagnoses that may arise are:

    Risk of conflict decision-making contraceptive alternative bd
    B.d fear of side-effects
    High risk of infection bd sexually active conditions and the use of contraceptive methods
    High risk of changes in the pattern of sexuality bd afraid of getting pregnant
    Spiritual distress bd religious beliefs or cultural incompatibility with the chosen contraceptive method Intervention Plan


G. Nursing Interventions
1. Changes in Health Care Risks associated with less knowledge Against Contraception Method Selection and availability.

           Criteria results

           After the intervention, the couple will:

           Correctly describe how the use of contraceptive methods chosen and solving the problem
           Can explain the side effects and complications of the chosen contraceptive method.
          Reported satisfaction with the contraceptive method chosen.
          Describes other methods that can be used and select one of these methods if the couple replace wantid contraceptive method.

b. Intervention
1) Stimulate awareness or acceptance of the family health problems and needs in a way about providing the information, identify the needs and expectations of health, and encouraging healthy emotional attitude towards the problem.
2) Stimulate the family to decide how to appropriate care by identifying the consequences of not taking action, mengidentfikasi sources - family owned sources and discuss about konsukensi each action.
3) Giving confidence in the care of family members who sakait by demonstrating how to care, use of existing equipment and facilities at home and watching the family do care
Intervention in general are biased do nurses
· The goal is to help families and members move toward the completion of developmental tasks of individuals and families.
· Mastery of a collection of family developmental tasks memunginkan families move forward towards the next stage of development.
· If the tasks are not met then the family developments dysfunctional family.
· Provide counseling to families about the process of family development.
· Helping families achieve and maintain a balance between the needs and the personal growth of individual family members and the optimum function (growth needs of the family).
· Guiding anticipation and counseling to achieve the goal of primary prevention.
· Helping family anticipate and pass through different normative transitions in family life.



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NUTRITION DISORDERS OF ELDERLY

DEFINITIONNutrition is a whole range of processes in the living body to receive materials from their environment and use of these materials in order to produce a variety of important activities in his own body. Nutritional disorders occur when a diet containing one or more nutrients in the right amount.
EpidemiologyResults of the survey conducted by the United States and the DHSS published in 1979 shows that 3% of the studied subjects had clinical malnutrition. If this number does not include cases of obesity in the overall elderly population there will be 300,000 seniors with inadequate diet that can not be avoided and can have a negative impact on health. A common nutritional disorder in the survey were obese, low consumption on folic acid, vit. C, vit. D, vit. B, iron, and calcium.
FACTORS CAUSELiving aloneA person living alone often do not even bother to provide food cooking tasks.
Physical weaknessFor example arthritis or injury cerebrovascular (CVA) which causes difficulty to shop and cook. They are not able to plan and provide their own food.
LossMainly seen in older men who never cook for themselves. They usually do not understand the value of a balanced nutritional foods.
DepressionCause loss of appetite. They did not bother to go shopping, or to feed emmasak.
Low incomeInability to buy food carefully to increase the consumption of nutritious foods.
Gastrointestinal diseasesIncluding toothache, ulcers
Abuse of alcoholReduce calorie intake and calorie intake as energy with little other nutritional factors
DrugIn the elderly who received more drugs than any other age group younger adverse effects on elderly nutrition. Treatment will result in the further deterioration of nutrients.
SIGNS AND SYMPTOMSIncomplete and missing teethDecreased appetiteLethargicNot spiritBB less / more than normalStomach feels bloatedHard to swallowNausea vomitingPathophysiology→ decreased saliva production process changes affect the complex carbohydrates into disakorida→ decreased salivary function is hard to swallow→ pencenaan gland function decreases stomach feels uncomfortable / bloatedMany teeth are loose (toothless) → decreased appetiteWith the aging process occurs esophageal smooth muscle motility disorders.
Of process changes on the aging process in the elderly cause reduced food intake in the elderly that would affect the nutritional status of the elderly.
IMPACT NUTRITION DISORDERSMuscle weakness and fatigue because energy is decreased. Elderly with nutritional disorders are at high risk for falls or disability in the mobilization that caused pressure sores or injuries. Be easily damaged bone and wound healing process will go a long press and his condition will deteriorate. Elderly nutrition mistakes that drive can be divided into 3 groups:General malnutritionDiet does contain some nutrients in adequate amounts.
Specific nutrient deficienciesOccurs when a particular food or group of foods in the diet does not exist. Example: iron deficiency in the elderly is a state of bad teeth so the teeth do not eat meat because of difficulty chewing and consumption of vit. C lower in the elderly are continuous in the long term having stomach diet.
ObesityCaused by bad eating habits from a young age. Movement that obese seniors will be more difficult.
COMPLICATIONSDiabetes mellitus
 
Hypertension
 
Heart disease
 
Gastritis
 
Peptic ulcer
EXAMINATION SUPPORTLaboratoryRadiography with contrast barrem.
MANAGEMENTAttention to the nutritional needs of the elderly. Yan recommended daily energy sufficiency for older men or equal to 60 years with a weight about 62 kg is 2200 kcal, while for women is 1850 kcal
Attention to form interesting and varied diet so as not boring (liquid, slurry filter, porridge, rice team, plain rice)
Adding other liquid food / milk if the elderly are not biased spend their food
If there is a metabolic disease such as diabetes, avoid simple sugars, if there is kidney disease instead selected essential amino acids.
Simple changes to improve diet for seniors are: Drink one glass of pure fruit juice (not to be mixed with water or sugar), breakfast with whole grains (such as oatmeal, brown rice) and eggs every morning, Pursue eat meat or fish at least once in a day, drink a glass of milk at bedtime, eat at least one serving of vegetables every day.
Nursing care
ASSESSMENTWeightAssociated with height, BMI sample (body mass index) orproper records
Changes in body weightFocused on loss or weight gain at this time

DentitionAre seniors wear dentures or false teeth if they require? Is there a false teeth lost or damaged?
Eating habitsPersonal aspects, cultures, and religions recognize nutrition
Ability to eatCan the elderly move food from plate to mult and swallow properly
PharmacologyIs the client a lot of taking medications (including medications do themselves) that can adversely impact the nutrition.
Nursing DiagnosisKetidaseimbangan nutrition less than body requirements b / d are not able to incorporate, digest, absorb food
Imbalance nutrition more than body requirements b / d of excess intake
Lack of self-care to eat b / d weakness or fatigue
Constipation b / d poor eating habits.
INTERVENTION
"Ketidaseimbangan nutrition less than body requirements b / d are not able to incorporate, digest, absorb food"
Increase intake of food by reducing interference from the environment
Serve foods that are easily digested in warm, enclosed and berkan a little but often
Avoid foods that contain lots of gas
Give penkes Hg proper diet program
"The imbalance of nutrition more than body requirements b / d intake of excess"Perform patient assessment diet
Create a workout program for sports
Avoid foods that contain lots of fat
Give penkes Hg: the right diet program that may result in excess BB
"Lack of self-care to eat b / d weakness or tiredness"
Reduce interference from the environment at mealtime
Assess the need for assistance to be provided
Assist in the selection of the right foods from the menu
Assist patients in food intake
"Constipation b / d bad eating habits"Record and review the color, consistency, amount and timing of BAB
Assess and record pergerakanusus
Provide adequate fluids and foods high in fiber
Give penkes Hg: dietary habits, activities and foods containing liquid gas and bowel habits
Digestive System DiseaseGastroinstestinal digestive system or systems (ranging from mouth to anus) is the human organ system that functions to receive food, digest it into nutrients and energy, absorb nutrients into the bloodstream as well as get rid of the food can not be digested or is the remainder of the process of the body. Digestive tract consists of the mouth, throat (pharynx), esophagus, stomach, small intestine, colon, rectum and anus. The digestive system also covers the organs that lie outside the digestive tract, the pancreas, liver and gallbladder.
Aging is characterized by the loss of many cells of the body and decrease the metabolism in the cell lainnya.Proses causes a decrease in body function and body composition changes. Changes in the digestive system:
Tooth loss, the main cause of periodontal desease which is common after age 30 tahun.Penyebab others include poor oral hygiene and poor nutrition.
Sense of taste menurun.Adanya chronic irritation of the lining of lendir.atropi sense of taste (± 80%), loss of sensitivity of taste buds on the tongue nerve teritama sweet, salty, sour, pahit.Selain the secretion of saliva is reduced to approximately 75% thus resulting in a dry mouth and can reduce taste.Usofagus melebar.Penuaan usofagus be pengerasansfringfar the bottom so that it becomes slack (relaxation) and resulted in widening usofagus (presbyusofagus). Situation slows the emptying usofagus and not infrequently continue sebagaiher nianhiatal.Gangguan swallow normally originate in the region in the area presofagus tepatnta osofaring hidden in the system causes central nerve or due to neuromuscular disorders such as shrinking while the number of ganglion muscle layer thickened with manometer shall appear the sign of slowdown usofagus emptying.
Stomach, decreased hunger (hunger decreased sensitivity). Layer thinned hull over 60 years, HCL and pepsin secretion is reduced, decreased gastric acid, gastric emptying time decreased the impact of vitamin B12 and iron decreased.
Peristaltic weakness and constipation arising biaanya
The absorption function impairment (impaired absorption power). Reduced total weight of the small intestine over the age of 40 years, although the absorption of nutrients in general is still in the normal range, except for calcium (above 60 years) and iron.
Liver (liver). Decrease liver enzymes involved in the oxidation and reduction, which led to drug metabolism and detoxification is less efficient.
           
Decreased saliva production thereby affecting the complex change process krbohidrat a disaccharide. Salivary function as pelican swallows the food is reduced so that the process became difficult.
           
Keluahn-complaints such as bloating, a feeling of discomfort in the stomach and so on, often due to lack of food dicernaakibat reduced digestive gland function. Can also be caused due to reduced tolerance to foods that contain fat especially.
           
Another common complaint is constipation, which is caused by the lack of cellulose content, lack of appetite can be caused by so many teeth that are loose. With the aging process problems can occur motilits esophageal smooth muscle, can also occur reflux disease (caused by reflux of gastric contents into the esophagus), this incident reached the peak at age 60-70 years.Disease commonly occurs in the digestive system.
Anemia (iron deficiency)Anemia is quite common in the elderly population, which may be due to an underlying predisposing conditions, such as malnutrition, anemia and infection kronis.Prognosis better after iron replacement therapy.
EtiologyDietary iron intake is inadequate or unbalanced diet is bad
Iron malabsorption, such as chronic diarrhea, partial or total gastrectomy, and malabsorption syndromes such as celiac disease
Blood loss secondary to medication-induced GI bleeding (due to anticoagulant, aspirin, steroids) or due to bleeding due to trauma, GI ulcers, malignant tumors, and varicose veins.
Intravascular hemolysis caused hemoglobulinuria hemoglobulinuria or nocturia, aroksimal
Erythrocyte trauma caused by a mechanical prosthetic heart valve or vena cava filter.
Signs and symptomsCan be asymptomatic for many years.
Fatigue
Headache
Can not concentrate
Shortness of breath (especially on the physical work)
Improvements frequency of infection
On chronic anemia, dysphagia neuromuscular effects (vasomotor disturbances, paresthesias, and pain neuralgik), glosistis (red tongue, swelling, soft, shiny and tenderness), stomatitis and brittle nails.
In advanced stages, takhikardia (caused by decreased oxygen perfusion and increased cardiac output)
Diagnostic Examination
Blood tests can show the following:Low hemoglobin levels (<12gr/dl in men, <10gr/dl in women)
Low hematocrit (<47ml? Dl in men, <42ml/dl in women)
Low serum iron levels,
HR count low
Bone marrow examination showed no depletion or iron stores and hyperplasia normoblastik
Gi examination, such as stool test, barium swallow and enema, endoscopic, and sigmoidoscopy to rule out or confirm whether caused by iron deficiency bleeding.
HandlingBefore treatment can begin, the underlying cause of anemia should dipastikan.Selanjutnya iron replacement therapy consisting of oral preparations or a combination of iron and ascorbic acid (increase iron absorption) can be given.
Nursing diagnoses"The imbalance nutrition: less than body requirements related to iron deficiency in the diet"
InterventionProvide an iron supplement according to program
Monitor patient adherence to iron replacement therapy is prescribed.
Monitor whether patients had overdose of iron replacement.
Monitor the patient's complete blood count and serum iron with regular
Assess the dietary habits of the family for iron intake
Evaluate patient medication history.
"Ferpusi disorders associated with decreased hemoglobin network"
InterventionProvide oxygen therapy if necessary to helpprevent and reduce hypoxia
Provide frequent rest periods to reduce physical weakness
According to the program, give analgesics to relieve headache and other discomfort.
Monitor the patient if there are signs and symptoms of penururnan perfusion to vital organs
Monitor the patient's pulse rate with frequent
PenyluhanProvide a description of the patient's illness and treatment programs
Instruct patients not to stop treatment
Inform patients bawsa milk and antacids interfere with absorption, but vitamin C can increase absorption.
Tell the patient to report any adverse effects of iron therapy such as: nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and constipation
Teach the patient to schedule an activity with periods of rest that can be adjusted to the condition of anemia.
Because iron deficiency can be repeated, explain the need for regular inspection and adherence to prescribed therapy.
Chronic GastritisGastritis is an inflammation of the gastric mucosa which can be acute or acute kronik.gastritis stomach is the most common disease, causing redness of the mucosa, edema, hemorrhage and erosion. Chronic Gastrits usually occurs in the elderly and patients with chronic anemia pernisiosa.gastritis usually involves an underlying pathological condition resulting from chronic lambung.gastritis chronic atrophic mucosa may undergo gastric ulcer and carcinoma.EtiologyEstimated by heliobacter pylori.
Signs and symptomsSigns and symptoms such as acute gastritis are: epigastric discomfort, pain because it is hard to digest food, anorexia, nausea and vomiting.Intolerance to spicy and fatty foodsMild epigastric pain is eased by eating
Diagnostic examinationGI endoscopy to ensure gastritis perdarahan.pemeriksaan performed within 24 hours is contraindicated after swallowing a corrosive agent.
Laboratory tests can detect faint bleeding in vomit or stool, if the patient is bleeding gastric
Blood tests showed that the levels of hemoglobin and hematocrit decreased when patients experience anemia due to bleeding.
Examination of H pylori and halitosis urea showed H pylori antibody
HandlingPriority for immediate treatment is to eliminate the cause of gastritis.sebagai example, gastritis caused by bacteria treated with antibiotics, ingestion of toxins neutralized with the proper antidote.For patients suffering from chronic gastritis, antacids given hour, which can reduce the frequency of patients requiring analgesics akut.Sebagaian gastritis until recovery occurs, oxygen, blood volume and fluid balance needs to be considered.
Nursing diagnosis
"Impaired nutritional needs less than body requirements related to inadequate intake, anorexia"
InterventionAssess food intake,
Weigh BB regularly,
Provide regular oral care, encourage clients to eat little but often,
Provide food in warm,
Auscultation of bowel sounds,
Assess the preferred food,
"Resti imbalance fluid volume and electrolyte less than body requirements related to inadequate intake, vomiting"
InterventionAssess signs and symptoms of dehydration,
TTV observations,
Measure intake and out
Encourage clients to drink 2500ml ± 1500,
Observation of skin and mucous membranes,
Collaboration with physicians in the delivery of intravenous fluids
"Impaired sense of comfort pain associated with inflammation of the gastric mucosa"InterventionAssess pain scale and location of pain,
TTV observations,
Provide a quiet and comfortable environment,
Encourage relaxation technique with deep breathing,
Perform collaboration in drug delivery according to the indication for reducing pain
PenyluhanTeach the patient to know the causes, diagnostic examinations and treatment programs
Give the patient a list of foods avoided, such as: pepper, or very spicy foods, alcohol, caffeine
If the fatherly advise smoking patients berhentibantu
Teach patients how to cope with stress, such as meditation, relaxation, deep breathing and guided imagination
Teach family members about the importance of supporting the patient when he made diet and lifestyle changes are necessary.
Fecal incontinenceAlthough usually not a sign of major illness, incontinence can lead to serious disturbances on the physical and psychological well-being of the elderly. Fecal incontinence can occur gradually (such as dementia) or suddenly (such as spinal cord injury).
EtiologyFecal incontinence is usually the result of static and faecal impaction (as a hardened mass or collection) is accompanied by a decrease in activity,
Improper diet.
Chronic use of laxatives
Decrease in fluid intake
Neurological deficit
Complications of pelvic surgery, prostate or rectum
Drugs are like antihistamines, psychotropic and iron preparations
Signs and symptomsContinuous seepage of stool from the rectum
Inability to recognize the need for defecation
Abdominal cramping and distention
Examination dianostikDigital rectal examination to rule out fecal inpaksi
Colonoscopy may be needed to detect other intestinal disorders.
HandlingPatients who experience fecal incontinence should be assessed the underlying causes of problems with cermat.Pelatihan back bowel disease is a wise choice of therapy, for example, is a poor anal sphincter tone, pelvic muscle exercises can help mengoreksinya.lansia mengontrkasikan and can be taught to relax the anal sphincter in regular exercise program to strengthen the muscles. If incontinence is caused by impaction, blockage must be removed by enema or suppository manual.Enema or can be used repeatedly to get a complete evacuation of faeces
Nursing diagnosis"Fecal incontinence related to neuromuscular damage",
InterventionProvide adequate fluid intake
Start activity and sports programs
Set exercise habits, which include scheduled toileting such as after breakfast, raise awareness of defecation reflex,
If there is a severe neurological damage, induction of anti-diarrhea and constipation with a low-fiber diet, alternating
"Anxiety associated with fecal incontinence"InterventionSchedule extra time to encourage and support members of patients to reduce the shame
Provide support due to loss of control
Give praise for keberhasialn patients
"The risk of damage to the integrity of the skin associated with fecal incontinence"InterventionMaintain hygiene are effective treatments to improve patient comfort and to prevent skin damage and infection
Clean the perianal area as often as possible
Apply a moisturizing cream awar
Control bad odor
CounselingTeach the patient to gradually eliminate the use of laxatives
Involve the family to perform skin care to prevent irritation and infection
ConstipationWith age and the normal physiological changes, constipation is common in lansia.konstipasi exacerbated by poor nutrition, low fluid intake, and occurs because of a decrease peristaltic imobilisasi.konstipasi Koon and slowing nerve impulses that feel the need defekasi.Dengan age, internal anal sphincter and defecation tertunda.Jika lost tonusnya untreated constipation can lead to fecal impaction and megacolon.
Signs and symptomsLong periods of time between defecationCramps and bloating in the abdomenAbdomen hardStraining during defecationSmall stool dank erasBowel sounds distant or lessBack painHeadache
Diagnostic examinationDigital rectal examination can confirm or rule out physiological problems
HandlingShort-term treatment may consist of a strong laxative to empty the entire colon.
Long-term treatment includes high fiber diet, adequate caiaran asupana, reducing the use of laxatives and members sufficient time to evacuate the bowel completely transform according to normal routines.
For fecal impaction followed by manual removal of the feces that mengguanakan retention enema-warm oil and soap enemas are mengguanakan pembersih.Setelah 3 days the patient received stimulation of defecation and stool softeners.
Nursing diagnosis"Constipation related to neuromuscular damage, intestinal obstruction, megacolon, Immobilization, fluid and fiber intake is not adequate"
InterventionAsk the patient about his diet intake
Encourage increased fluid intake and a diet high in fiber
Give stool softeners as prescribed
Instruct the patient responds to the urge to defecate immediately
Encourage an increase in sporting activity
PenyluhanTeach the elderly to relieve constipation methods that include:High dietary intake of fluids seratPeningkatanMore physical activityMake adjustments to the physical limitations that may hinder the ability to go to the bathroom before the urge to defecate lost.
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