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Client a Plan Care to Address the Health Conditions, Needs, Problems and Issues

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  ASSESSMENT Subjective Data “Maglisud kog ginhawa ma’am kay mosakit akong dughan unya naay time na malipong rakog kalit”, as verbalized by the patient.   Objective Data BP: 140/100 Pulse Rate: 110 bpm Respiratory Rate: 18 cpm O2 saturation: 99% ·          Chest pain ·          Difficulty breathing ·          Sweating ·          Irregular heartbeat ·          Fatigue ·          Dizziness        DIAGNOSIS Problem Identified ·          Elevated blood pressure Nursing Diagnostic Statement Risk for  Decreased Cardiac Output related to Increased vascular resistance   Cause Analysis Blood pressure is the product of cardiac output multiplied by peripheral resistance. Hypertension can result from an increase in cardiac output (heart rate multiplied by  stroke  volume), an increase in peripheral resistance, or both. It happens when your blood moves through your arteries at a higher pressure than normal. Many different things can
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DATA GATHERING, LITERATURE REVIEW and ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY (BUCO, Shine Hazel S. BSN III A)

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         BUCO, Shine Hazel S. BSN III A                DATA GATHERING, LITERATURE REVIEW and ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY               Conducting a research is very critical. It undergoes a systematic and a scientific process. All steps should be placed and be done thoroughly.                                                     One important part of the research is the gathering of data . It is very important that datas gathered should came from a credible or reliable source. This part is a very important part since it belongs to analytical phase, in which data collection and surveying  activities have yielded to have a sufficient and relevant data. This is the time where datas are systematically organize so it can be interpreted and analyzed. As it is written by Brink et al. (2006) the data collected in the empirical phase are not reported in “raw” form. They must be summarised and subjected to various types of analysis and interpretation.                  Data collection is the process
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EMPIRICAL PHASE: The third Phase of Nursing Research

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EMPIRICAL PHASE: The third Phase of Nursing Research         In the empirical phase, the researcher implements all the plans that he or she made in the first phase, step 3, to collect the data. This involves the collection of data and the preparation of data for analysis. A data collection plan needs to be developed specifying: What data will be collected; How the data will be collected (i.e., in person, over the phone);  Who will collect the data; • How data collectors will be trained; and  The data collection procedure (i.e., what order forms are filled out, what the interview questions are).         In many studies empirical phase is the most time-consuming part of the investigation. The amount of time spent, however, varies from the study to study. So we can say that empiric phase is composed of the following activities: To do all activities related to gaining scientific results, to sort them, and to evaluate them Its first step can be pilot study (to tune the research project)    
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