| dc.description.abstract | Nurses are essential in providing nursing care to patients for pre, intra, and
postoperative cataracts. An appropriate nursing diagnosis can help clients achieve
optimal health. The purpose of the study was to identify nursing diagnoses in
pre,intra, and postoperative cataracts. The design of the study used qualitative
descriptive research design. The population of all patients undergoing surgery was
30, and data was collected through interviews and observations. The results of the
study: preoperative nursing diagnosis consisted of sensory perception and anxiety
disorders 30 (100%), impaired physical mobility, activity intolerance, and risk of
falling 3 (10%), knowledge deficit 2(6,7%), body image disorders 1 (3,3%).
Intraoperative nursing diagnosis: impaired tissue integrity 30 (100%), acute pain
7(23,3%), hypothermia 4 (13%), hypothermia risk 3 (10%). Postoperative nursing
diagnosis, all participants experienced sensory perception disorders 30 (100%), acute
pain 7(23.3%), infection risk 5(16,7%), impaired physical mobility, activity
intolerance and fall risk 3 (10%), knowledge deficit 2(6.7%). Comorbidity affects the
enforcement of nursing diagnoses. The correct nursing diagnosis is a reference for
nurses in providing continuous intervention so that quality nursing services are
obtained. | en_US |
