Nursing care plan

A nursing care plan is when grown-ups help sick people feel better by writing down all the ways they can take care of them. It's like making a list of the things that the nurse is going to do to help the patient get better.

Think of when you get sick and your mom or dad makes a list of things to do like give you medicine, have you rest, and give you soup. A nursing care plan is like that, but for really sick people who need even more help.

The list usually has things like the medicines the patient needs to take, what they need to eat, how much rest they need, and what kind of exercises they can do to feel better. Sometimes a nurse will also write down things like what kind of treatments they need, like getting a shot or having a breathing treatment.

The most important part of a nursing care plan is that it's personalized for each patient. This means that the nurse looks at the patient's medical history and talks to them to figure out what they need to feel better. It's kind of like putting together a puzzle, where the nurse has to figure out what each patient needs to help them feel better.

Overall, a nursing care plan is a special list of things that a nurse does to take care of sick people and help them feel better.