Abdominal surgery

Physiologic

Treatment-related

Personal

Environmental

Maturational

End

Human response

Collaborative problems

Risk for complications of

Hemorrhage
Hypovolemia/shock
Urinary retention
Peritonitis
Thrombophlebitis
Paralytic ileus
Evisceration
Dehiscence

Nursing diagnoses

Risk for ineffective respiratory function related to immobility secondary to postanesthesia state and pain
Risk for infection related to increased susceptibility to bacteria secondary to wound
Acute pain related to surgical interruption of body structures, flatus, and immobility
Risk for imbalanced nutrition less than body requirements related to increased protein/vitamin requirements for wound healing and decreased intake secondary to pain, nausea, vomiting, and diet restrictions
Risk for constipation related to decreased peristalsis secondary to immobility, effects of anesthesia, and narcotics
Activity intolerance related to pain and weakness secondary to anesthesia, tissue hypoxia, and insufficient fluids/nutrients
Risk for ineffective therapeutic regimen management related to insufficient knoeledge of care of operative site, restrictions (diet, activity), medications, signs and symptoms of complications, follow-up care