CIPE® nursing diagnostics, interventions and results to a patient with pielonephritis: case report

Abstract

Abstract: This article sought to report the experience of the practice of systematizing nursing care, based on the therapeutic demands of a patient with pyelonephritis according to the theory of basic human needs and the ICNP®. It is a case report with a descriptive approach by academics and professors of an undergraduate nursing course in the interior of Amazonas. Nursing diagnoses, interventions and results were constructed based on the terms contained in the CIPE® Seven Axis Model version 2.0. Nine Nursing Diagnoses (ED) were made directly related to the pathological process: increased risk of infection due to the presence of peripheral venous access, impaired urinary elimination, impaired gait, increased separation anxiety, moderate acute pain, lack of appetite, impaired sleep, acceptance impaired health condition, impaired body hygiene. The use of ICNP® for the construction of diagnostic statements, shows us the possibility of other methods for applying the nursing process, having individual and collective application, revealing itself as an instrument that can contribute to the organization and quality of the care provided, guiding and facilitating decision-making in the hospital environment.