Nursing Care Plan for Risk for Fatigue related to Asthma

Asthma is a respiratory tract circumstances narrowed due to hyperactivity to certain stimuli, which causes inflammation. Early symptoms of asthma is shortness of breath, coughing, and wheezing sound becomes.

This disease can affect anyone, both children and adults. Asthma is very susceptible to stimuli such as dust, feathers, smoke, cold air, and exercise. And more details about the cause of Asthma read the following.


Nursing Diagnosis for Asthma : Risk for Fatigue related to CO2 retention, hypoxemia, emotion focused on breathing and sleep apnea.

Goal:
The client will be met needs rest to maintain energy levels while awake.

Expected outcomes:

• Being able to discuss the causes of fatigue.
• The clients can sleep and rest in accordance with the needs of the body.
• The client can be relaxed and bright face.

Interventions:

• Explain the causes of fatigue in individuals.
• Avoid disturbances during sleep.
• Jointly analyze the level of fatigue by using scale Rhoten (1982).
• Indentivikasi important activities and adjust the activity with rest.
• Teach effective breathing techniques.
• Keep extra O2 when training.
• Avoid the use of sedatives and hypnotics.

Rational

• Knowledgeable causative factors, it is expected to avoid it.
• Sleep is an attempt to restore the conditions that have decreased after the activity.
• Rhoten scale to determine the level of fatigue experienced by the client.
• Fatigue occurs because of an imbalance between the needs of the activities and needs a break.
• Respiratory effectively help Unfulfilled O2 in tissues.
• Oxygen is used for combustion of glucose into energy.
• Sedatives and hypnotics weaken the muscles, especially the respiratory muscles.