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Managing Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) involves a multifaceted approach, including lifestyle modifications, dietary changes, and medication.
In terms of nursing management, the first step is to thoroughly evaluate the patient's medical history, symptoms, previous treatments, lifestyle factors, and potential triggers. Nursing diagnoses might include 'Acute Pain,' related to abdominal spasms, and 'Imbalanced Nutrition,' linked to altered nutrient absorption. Collaborative goals are then set, focusing on pain relief, maintaining stable vital signs, achieving a healthy weight, and comprehensive patient education. Nursing interventions involve informing the patient about IBS, dietary recommendations, stress management techniques, and the importance of treatment adherence. Continuous evaluation and modifications of the care plan ensure effective management, adapting to the patient's response to interventions and changes in their condition.
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