Anemia : Nursing assessment

Nursing assessment

Subjective Data
- Important health information
  - Past health history
  - Medications
  - Surgery or other treatments
  - Dietary history
- Functional health patterns

Nursing diagnosis and planning

Fatigue related to inadequate oxygenation of the blood
Imbalanced nutrition: less than body requirements related to inadequate nutritional intake and anorexia
Ineffective health management related to lack of knowledge about appropriate nutrition and medication regimen
- Assume normal activities of daily living
- Maintain adequate nutrition
- Develop no complications related to anemia

Nursing interventions

Patients with fatigue
- Alternate rest and activity
- Prioritize activities
  - Accommodate energy levels
  - Maximize O₂ supply for vital functions
- Provide assistance to minimize risk for injury
- Evaluate nutritional needs

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