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Ineffective Breathing Pattern related to Lung Infection

Ineffective breathing pattern related to Lung Infection

Characteristics:
Cough (both productive and non productive) nasal output, shortness of breath, tachipnea, limited breath sounds, retractions, fever, diaporesis, ronchii, cyanosis, leukocytosis.

Goal :
Children will experience an effective breathing pattern characterized by:
  • Lung breath sounds clear and equal on both sides
  • Body temperature in the range 36.5 to 37.2 OC
  • The rate of breathing in the normal range
  • There is no coughing, cyanosis, nasal output, retraction and diaporesis

Ineffective Breathing Pattern and Rational Interventions:

Perform assessments every 4 hours of respiratory rate, temperature, and the signs of the effectiveness of the airway.
R: Evaluation and re-assessment of the actions that will be / has been given.

Perform chest physiotherapy on a scheduled basis.
R: Removing the secretion of the airway, preventing obstruction

Give Oxygen moist, review the effectiveness of therapy.
R: Increased lung tissue oxygen supply

Give appropriate antibiotics and antipyretics order, assess the effectiveness and side effects (rash, diarrhea).
R: Eradication of bacteria as a factor of disturbance causa

Do check photo thoracic.
R: Evaluation of the effectiveness of the circulation of oxygen, the evaluation of lung tissue conditions

Perform suction gradually.
R: Helping airway clearance

Record the results of pulse oximeter when installed, every 2-4 hours.
R: Periodic evaluation of therapeutic efficacy / health team action.