Iron Deficiency Anemia

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Fatigue related to decreased oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood as evidenced by patient report of tiredness and pallor
Assessment data (subjective and objective findings relevant to THIS diagnosis) Goals / expected outcomes Nursing intervention Rationale Evaluation
Patient reports feeling tired and weak; pale skin and mucous membranes observed; decreased activity tolerance noted during assessment Patient will report increased energy levels and demonstrate improved tolerance to activities within 1 week Assess level of fatigue and activity tolerance regularly Monitoring fatigue helps tailor activity and rest periods to patient needs Patient’s fatigue level documented and used to adjust care plan
Encourage periods of rest between activities Rest conserves energy and prevents exacerbation of fatigue Patient reports feeling less exhausted after scheduled rest
Assist with activities of daily living as needed to conserve energy Helps prevent overexertion and supports patient safety Patient able to complete ADLs with less fatigue
Educate patient on energy conservation techniques Empowers patient to manage fatigue independently Patient verbalizes understanding of energy-saving methods
Collaborate with healthcare provider for evaluation of anemia treatment options Medical management may improve oxygen delivery and reduce fatigue Patient receives appropriate treatment and reports improved energy
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