Care Plan for Intracranial Hemorrhage Management
Category: Neurological
Assessment
Patient presents with sudden onset of severe headache, nausea, and neurological deficits.
Diagnosis
Risk for impaired cerebral tissue perfusion related to bleeding within the brain.
Goals
Patient will maintain stable neurological status and experience relief from symptoms.
Interventions
Monitor neurological status and vital signs closely. Administer prescribed medications to manage symptoms and reduce intracranial pressure. Coordinate care with a neurosurgeon for further evaluation and possible surgical intervention. Provide support and education to the patient and family about the condition and available resources.
Rationale
These interventions aim to manage symptoms, prevent complications, and provide comprehensive care.
Evaluation
Patient's neurological status and symptom relief will be monitored regularly.
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This care plan is for educational purposes only and represents general nursing concepts.
All care plans must be individualized based on:
- Individual patient assessment and current condition
- Healthcare provider orders and facility protocols
- Current evidence-based practice guidelines
- Nursing scope of practice in your jurisdiction
Do not use as direct patient care instructions. Always follow your facility's policies, physician orders, and professional nursing judgment.