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NURSING CARE PLAN Rationale (WHAT IS THE RATIONALE IN EACH INTERVENTIONS YOU HAVE GIVEN) Cues Evaluation Nursing Diagnosis Analysis Goal Intervention (include IN TEXT CITATION LIKE ex: (The Banyans Health and Wellness. (Based on Nsg prob) (BASE THE INTERVENTION ON THE CLIENT GOAL YOU HAVE GIVEN) 2019) a. Independent (w/ EBN) (Supplemental) b.Interdependent (Facilitative) c. Developmental (specify each intervention if independent, interdependent, or developmental) (include IN TEXT Narrative CITATION LIKE ex: (The Banyans Health and Wellness, 2019) a. Brief Short term goal: Subjective Objective (at least 4 each) Risk for uterine explanation Based on infection r/t lochia in Long term goal: objective narrative and form Objective Parameters: Adequacy Effectiveness episiotomy b. Start (Based on Etiology) from Appropriateness Efficiency Ассеptability diagnosis, to SMART the etiology 1. The nurse will 1. After to minutes/hours/weeks, 2. The nurse will the client will symptoms then end point is the 3. The nurse will 2 After minutes/hours/weeks, 4. The nurse will the client will nursing problem 5. The nurse will

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