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Which interventions are appropriate for a patient with the nursing diagnosis impaired oral mucus membranes related to immunosuppression,thrush,and ulceration?
A) Rinse the mouth with warm saline solution every few hours.
B) Rinse the mouth with half strength hydrogen peroxide twice daily.
C) Use cotton swabs soaked in lemon-glycerin solution to clean the oral mucosa.
D) Use a tongue scraper to remove the thick coating from the oral mucosa.
E) Encourage the patient to have soft foods such as yogurt,ice cream,and pudding.
Immunosuppression
A reduction of the effectiveness of the immune system, either as a result of disease, medical treatment, or intentional therapeutic intervention.
Oral Mucus Membranes
The moist lining of the oral cavity, including the lips, cheeks, gums, and tongue, which can be susceptible to infections and diseases.
Hydrogen Peroxide
A chemical compound often used as a disinfectant or bleaching agent.
- Choose suitable nursing strategies for patients with certain hygiene needs.
- Identify indicators of compromised oral mucosal health and choose suitable treatment approaches.
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Learning Objectives
- Choose suitable nursing strategies for patients with certain hygiene needs.
- Identify indicators of compromised oral mucosal health and choose suitable treatment approaches.
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