long term goals Impaired physical mobility related to ventilation-perfusion

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Nursing diagnosis: Impaired physical mobility related to ventilation- perfusion

Long term goals: After 3 weeks of Nursing intervention, the client will have an optimal position of function and maintain skin integrity as eveidence by:

Absence of contractures and foot drop
Hip in internal rotation
Minimize muscle atropy
Absence of pressure ulcer/ skin breakdown.

Nightingale answered 1 year ago

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