Identify three appropriate activities, for one of the NIC interventions under each diagnosis, including at least one from each of the intervention types, if appropriate to the problem status, and...

Running Head: Case Study of Mr. Monera 7
Case Study of Mr. Monera
Contents
Background    3
Activities for Congestive Heart Failure    3
Activities for Pneumonia    3
Nursing orders    4
References    6
Background
The full spectrum nursing model is a distinct blend of reasoning and activity that transits care into action. It entails patient situations, nursing processes, nursing knowledge, and critical thinking (Tran et al.).
Activities for Congestive Heart Failure
1. Patients with congestive heart failure may feel powerless for the rest of their lives. The purpose of the NIC intervention for congestive heart failure is to minimise powerlessness. Three appropriate activities for this intervention are described below with rationale:
2. Encourage Mr. Monera to express his feelings, concerns, and thoughts about making decisions verbally. This activity fosters a supportive environment and communicates a caring attitude (Eekholm et al.).
3. Encourage a greater sense of personal responsibility. Mr. Monera's sense of powerlessness can divert attention away from areas where self-care is practicable. However, achieving goals may necessitate extensive support systems and assets.
4. When addressing the sufferer, resist utilising coercion. This activity may enhance Mr. Monera’s sense of powerlessness and lower his self-esteem (Han et al. 103415).
Activities for Pneumonia
In the case of Mr. Monera, NIC intervention includes oxygen therapy. Three appropriate activities for this intervention are described below with rationale:
1. Utilising an incentive spirometer, promote deep, slow breathing as recommended. This activity facilitates deep inspiration, which raises oxygen saturation and precludes atelectasis (Liu et al.).
2. Perform...