Could you please help me with a nursing care plan on this patient? Sandra Littlefield is a 36 year old female who has been in jail for the past week on prostitution charges. She has a history of back pain and being given acetaminophen and ibuprofen. She is complaining of unrelieved pain and he has put in a request to see a nurse. Background Sandra has a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder. The nursing care plan should include: Assessment, 6 nursing diagnosis (3 physiological and 3 psychological) outcomes and goals, nursing actions, evaluation (ADPIE) format.

Could you please help me with a nursing care plan on this patient? Sandra Littlefield is a 36 year old female who has been in jail for the past week on prostitution charges. She has a history of back pain and being given acetaminophen and ibuprofen. She is complaining of unrelieved pain and he has put in a request to see a nurse. Background Sandra has a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder. The nursing care plan should include: Assessment, 6 nursing diagnosis (3 physiological and 3 psychological) outcomes and goals, nursing actions, evaluation (ADPIE) format.

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Chapter10: Cpt Anesthesia

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