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    This discharge plan outlines medications, exercises, treatments, health teachings, and dietary recommendations for a patient with cardiovascular issues. The medications are intended to reduce risks of blood clots and cholesterol production while relaxing blood vessels and controlling blood pressure. Recommended exercises include walking and breathing exercises to improve cardiovascular fitness. Ongoing medications, stopping smoking and drinking, and regular checkups are emphasized to manage symptoms and promote overall well-being. The patient is instructed to follow a low-sodium, high-fiber diet and limit caffeine and alcohol.

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    This discharge plan outlines medications, exercises, treatments, health teachings, and dietary recommendations for a patient with cardiovascular issues. The medications are intended to reduce risks of blood clots and cholesterol production while relaxing blood vessels and controlling blood pressure. Recommended exercises include walking and breathing exercises to improve cardiovascular fitness. Ongoing medications, stopping smoking and drinking, and regular checkups are emphasized to manage symptoms and promote overall well-being. The patient is instructed to follow a low-sodium, high-fiber diet and limit caffeine and alcohol.

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    This discharge plan outlines medications, exercises, treatments, health teachings, and dietary recommendations for a patient with cardiovascular issues. The medications are intended to reduce risks of blood clots and cholesterol production while relaxing blood vessels and controlling blood pressure. Recommended exercises include walking and breathing exercises to improve cardiovascular fitness. Ongoing medications, stopping smoking and drinking, and regular checkups are emphasized to manage symptoms and promote overall well-being. The patient is instructed to follow a low-sodium, high-fiber diet and limit caffeine and alcohol.

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    DPlan

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    Erin Trisha Kristel Gaspan
    This discharge plan outlines medications, exercises, treatments, health teachings, and dietary recommendations for a patient with cardiovascular issues. The medications are intended to reduce risks of blood clots and cholesterol production while relaxing blood vessels and controlling blood pressure. Recommended exercises include walking and breathing exercises to improve cardiovascular fitness. Ongoing medications, stopping smoking and drinking, and regular checkups are emphasized to manage symptoms and promote overall well-being. The patient is instructed to follow a low-sodium, high-fiber diet and limit caffeine and alcohol.

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    NURSING ORDER DISCHARGE PLAN RATIONALE

    MEDICATIONS Clopidogrel 75mg/tab; 1 tab It reduces risk of blood clots


    OD AM
    Atorvastatin 80mg/tab; 1 tab It reduces the production of
    OD 8 PM cholesterol
    Isosorbide Mononitrate It relaxes and widens the
    30mg/tab; 1 tab AM blood vessels (arteries and
    veins), leading to increased
    blood flow.
    Amlodipine 5mg/tab; 1 tab To achieve optimal blood
    OD AM pressure control.
    Digoxin 5mg/tab; 1 tab OD To improve cardiac output
    and alleviate symptoms
    associated with heart failure.
    Eplerenone 25mg/tab; 1 tab It helps reduce the strain on
    every other day the heart and improve
    cardiac function.
    EXERCISE Brisk walking is a low-impact It can help improve
    aerobic exercise. Start with cardiovascular fitness.
    short durations and gradually
    increase as tolerated.
    Diaphragmatic breathing It Inhale deeply through the
    exercises. Inhale deeply nose, expanding the
    through the nose, expanding diaphragm, and exhale slowly
    the diaphragm, and exhale through pursed lips.
    slowly through pursed lips.
    TREATMENT Continue Medications Medications are a
    fundamental aspect of this
    ongoing care, providing
    sustained benefits in
    symptom control, cardiac
    function, and overall well-
    being.
    Stop smoking and drinking To improve overall
    alcohol cardiovascular health.
    HEALTH TEACHING Emphasize the importance of To ensures that patients
    taking prescribed receive the appropriate
    medications as directed by dosage required to effectively
    the healthcare provider. manage their medical
    condition.
    If the patient smokes, Smoking is a major risk factor
    emphasize the importance of for cardiovascular diseases,
    quitting. and quitting can have
    significant benefits for heart
    health.
    Monitor vital signs regularly. It contributes to patient safety
    by identifying early warning
    signs of critical conditions.
    Discuss the impact of Alcohol can contribute to fluid
    excessive alcohol retention and exacerbate
    consumption on the heart heart failure symptoms.
    and recommend moderation
    or abstinence from alcohol.
    Encourage the involvement A strong support system can
    of family members and contribute to better
    caregivers in the patient's adherence to treatment plans
    care. and overall well-being.
    OUTPATIENT SCHEDULE Regular check-up They are essential for
    promoting preventive
    measures, early detection,
    and ongoing management of
    health conditions, ultimately
    contributing to better health
    outcomes and a higher
    quality of life.
    DIET Limit sodium intake Sodium can lead to fluid
    retention, worsening
    symptoms of CHF. Limiting
    sodium intake is a key dietary
    recommendation
    Increase fiber intake Fiber-rich foods, such as
    fruits, vegetables, whole
    grains, and legumes, can
    help manage cholesterol
    levels and promote overall
    heart health. Aim for a variety
    of colorful fruits and
    vegetables.
    Limit Caffeine and Alcohol As excessive consumption
    may contribute to dehydration
    and interfere with sleep.

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