The document outlines three nursing care plans for a cancer patient: acute pain, fear and anxiety, and risk of infection. Each care plan section includes assessing the problem's effect, writing a nursing diagnosis, expected outcomes, and nursing interventions. The document also lists common nursing diagnoses and desired outcomes for cancer patients, such as anticipatory grieving, maintaining independence, and preventing complications.

1. Assignment On Nursing care plan for patient with cancer
Conduct nursing care plans and management on nursing problems related to cancer.
I. Acute pain care plan
a. List causative factors for acute pain in patient with cancer
b. Assess pain effect on patient’s wellbeing/activities.
c. Write down nursing diagnosis for acute pain
d. Write down expected out comes
e. Discuss nursing interventions for acute pain
II. Fear and anxiety nursing care plan
a. Assess fear & anxiety effect on patient’s wellbeing/activities.
b. Write down nursing diagnosis for fear and anxiety.
c. Write down expected out comes
d. Discuss nursing interventions for fear and anxiety.
III. Risk for infection care plan
a. Conduct assessment for infection.
b. Write down nursing diagnosis for cancer client with risk of infection.
c. Write down expected out comes
d. Discuss your nursing interventions.

2. Nursing Diagnosis
• Risk for impaired skin integrity
• Fear/ anxiety
• Risk for infection
• Risk for altered family process
• Risk for fluid volume deficit
• Risk for constipation/diarrhea
• Altered nutrition: less than body
requirements

3. Nursing diagnosis
1. anticipatory grieving
Related to :
Anticipated loss of physical well being (e,g, loss of body
part: change in
body function) change in lifestyle
Perceived potential death of patient
Evidence by :
Changes in eating habits, alterations in sleep ptterns,
activity levels,
libido and commination patterns.
Denial of potential loss choked feedings, anger.

4. Desired Outcomes
• Identify and express feelings appropriately.
• Continue normal life activities, looking
toward/planning for the
future, one day at a time.
• Verbalize understanding of the dying process
and feelings of being
supported in grief work.

5. Nursing care plan
• Nursing priorities
1. Support adaptation and independence
2. Promote comfort
3. Maintain optimal physical functioning
4. Prevent complications