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    Subjective:: Decreased Cardiac Output R/T Hypertension

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    The nursing care plan assessed a patient presenting with dizziness, weakness, edema, and elevated vital signs including blood pressure. The diagnosis was increased cardiac output and hypertension. The plan was to monitor the patient's blood pressure every 4 hours and suggest frequent position changes to decrease blood pressure and fluid retention. Nursing interventions included encouraging the patient to decrease caffeine, cola, and chocolate intake. The goal of maintaining normal blood pressure limits was achieved after 6 hours.

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    The nursing care plan assessed a patient presenting with dizziness, weakness, edema, and elevated vital signs including blood pressure. The diagnosis was increased cardiac output and hypertension. The plan was to monitor the patient's blood pressure every 4 hours and suggest frequent position changes to decrease blood pressure and fluid retention. Nursing interventions included encouraging the patient to decrease caffeine, cola, and chocolate intake. The goal of maintaining normal blood pressure limits was achieved after 6 hours.

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    The nursing care plan assessed a patient presenting with dizziness, weakness, edema, and elevated vital signs including blood pressure. The diagnosis was increased cardiac output and hypertension. The plan was to monitor the patient's blood pressure every 4 hours and suggest frequent position changes to decrease blood pressure and fluid retention. Nursing interventions included encouraging the patient to decrease caffeine, cola, and chocolate intake. The goal of maintaining normal blood pressure limits was achieved after 6 hours.

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    Subjective:: Decreased Cardiac Output R/T Hypertension

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    The nursing care plan assessed a patient presenting with dizziness, weakness, edema, and elevated vital signs including blood pressure. The diagnosis was increased cardiac output and hypertension. The plan was to monitor the patient's blood pressure every 4 hours and suggest frequent position changes to decrease blood pressure and fluid retention. Nursing interventions included encouraging the patient to decrease caffeine, cola, and chocolate intake. The goal of maintaining normal blood pressure limits was achieved after 6 hours.

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    Kelvin Banal

    [ NURSING CARE PLAN]

    ASSESSMENT

    DIAGNOSIS

    PLANNING

    INTERVENTION

    RATIONALE

    EVALUATION

    Subjective: nahihilo at nanghihina ako as verbalized by the patient. Objective: Generalized weakness. Edema VS as follows B! " #$%&'% "#) $+.# "') (( *" !(

    ,e-reased -ardia- o.tp.t r&t hypertension

    /fter 0 hrs of n.rsing interventions1 the -lient will have no elevation in blood press.re above normal limits and will maintain blood press.re within a--eptable limits

    #.monitor B! every #"2 ho.rs. 2. s.ggest fre3.ent position -hanges.

    #. -hanges in B! may indi-ates -hanges in patient stat.s re3.iring prompt attention. 2. it may de-reases peripheral veno.s pooling that may be potentiated by vasodilators and prolonged sitting or standing. $. -affeine is a -ardiastim.lant and may adversely affe-t -ardia- f.n-tion.

    $.en-o.rage patient to de-rease intake of -affeine1 -ola and -ho-olates.

    /fter 0 hrs of n.rsing interventions1 the -lient had no elevation in blood press.re above normal limits and will maintain blood press.re within a--eptable limits. Goal was met.

    4. observe skin -olor1 temperat.re1 -apillary refill time 5. restri-tions -an assist with and diaphoresis. de-rease in fl.id retention and 5. instr.-t -lient hypertension1 6 thereby improving -ardiafamily on fl.id o.tp.t. and diet re3.irements and restri-tions 0. promotes knowledge and of -omplian-e with dr.g regimen. sodi.m.

    4. peripheral vaso-onstri-tion may res.lt in pale1 -ool1 -lammy skin1 with prolonged -apillary refill time

    Kelvin Banal

    [ NURSING CARE PLAN]

    0. instr.-t -lient and family on medi-ations1 side effe-ts1 -ontraindi-ation s and signs to report.

    Kelvin Banal

    [ NURSING CARE PLAN]

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