1. Mr. Heartbreaker, age 52, was admitted to the hospital with a chief complaint of abdominal pain and diagnoses of aortic stenosis, cardiomegaly, congestive heart failure, and acute kidney injury.
2. Nursing interventions included assessing vital signs, skin color and temperature, providing a warm environment, encouraging rest and activity, elevating the bed, and administering medications to improve circulation and reduce workload on the heart.
3. After nursing interventions, the patient's condition improved as evidenced by decreased blood pressure and pain, improved skin color, and an increased ability to perform activities of daily living.
1. Mr. Heartbreaker, age 52, was admitted to the hospital with a chief complaint of abdominal pain and diagnoses of aortic stenosis, cardiomegaly, congestive heart failure, and acute kidney injury.
2. Nursing interventions included assessing vital signs, skin color and temperature, providing a warm environment, encouraging rest and activity, elevating the bed, and administering medications to improve circulation and reduce workload on the heart.
3. After nursing interventions, the patient's condition improved as evidenced by decreased blood pressure and pain, improved skin color, and an increased ability to perform activities of daily living.
1. Mr. Heartbreaker, age 52, was admitted to the hospital with a chief complaint of abdominal pain and diagnoses of aortic stenosis, cardiomegaly, congestive heart failure, and acute kidney injury.
2. Nursing interventions included assessing vital signs, skin color and temperature, providing a warm environment, encouraging rest and activity, elevating the bed, and administering medications to improve circulation and reduce workload on the heart.
3. After nursing interventions, the patient's condition improved as evidenced by decreased blood pressure and pain, improved skin color, and an increased ability to perform activities of daily living.
Heartbreaker Age: 52 years old Ward: Andrew Hall 1
Chief Complaint: abdominal pain Diagnosis: Aortic Stenosis, Cardiomegaly, CHF , Ac!te "idney n#!ry secondary to sc$emic %ep$ropat$y wit$ Complicated &' CUES NURSING DIAGNOSIS SCIENTIFIC RATIONALE E!ECTED OUTCO"E NURSING INTER#ENTIONS RATIONALE E#ALUATION S&()*C'+*: ,%ad!d!-as daw it akon im-im yakan nira ngan it akon k!lo nagb!b!r!sag gi$ap. as /erbali0ed by t$e patient. ,1anay tigda la nalipong nak !lo labi na k!n nab!$at ako. as /erbali0ed by t$e patient. ,%agk!k!ri gi$ap ako paggin$awa. as /erbali0ed by t$e patient 2()*C'+*S: +3S taken as 4ollows: '5 67.1 8C 995 61cpm H95 7:bpm (;5 1<:3=: mm Hg 1ecrease $emoglobin co!nt >115g3d?@%51<2- 1=5g3d? ;allor ;ale nail beds ;ale lips S$ortness in breat$ ne44ecti/e tiss!e per4!sion related to /asoconstriction secondary to redistrib!tion o4 cardiac o!tp!t to /ital organs +asoconstriction mediated by t$e sympat$etic ner/o!s system is largely responsible 4or t$e redistrib!tion o4 cardiac o!tp!t w$ic$ ser/es as an important compensatory mec$anism w$en 4low is red!ced. '$is redistrib!tion is most marked w$en a patient wit$ $eart 4ail!re eAercises or w$en an additional b!rdened is imposed, s!c$ as 4e/er or anemia, b!t as $eart 4ail!re ad/ances, redistrib!tion occ!rs e/en in t$e basal state. (lood 4low is redistrib!ted so t$at t$e deli/ery o4 oAygen to /ital organs, s!c$ as t$e brain and myocardi!m, is maintained at normal or near normal le/els, w$ile 4low to less critical areas, s!c$ as c!taneo!s and m!sc!lar beds and splanc$nic /iscera w$ic$ res!lts to ine44ecti/e per4!sion to t$ese areas. SH29' '*9M: A4ter 7 $o!rs o4 n!rsing inter/ention, t$e patient will be able to maintain $emodynamic stability as e/idenced by: 1ecrease blood press!re and warm skin Minimi0e report o4 c$est pain %ormal capillary re4ill Skin, palpebral con#!ncti/a, nasal m!cosa, lips, oral m!cosa and g!ms o4 nat!ral pale, pink color Absence or alle/iation o4 lig$t$eadedness ?2%B '*9M: A4ter 1 week o4 n!rsing inter/ention, t$e patient will be able to demonstrate increase tiss!e per4!sion as e/idenced by: %o signs o4 pallor Able to per4orm A1?Cs wit$o!t di44ic!lty and dyspnea. 1. Assess general condition o4 t$e patient. 2. Assess /ital signs. 6. Assess skin 4or coolness, pallor. <. ;ro/ide a warm en/ironment. 5. ;er4orm capillary re4ill test. 7. Monitor !rine o!tp!t. =. *nco!rage D!iet, rest4!l atmosp$ere. E. *nco!rage acti/e range o4 motion b!t pro/ide rest periods. F. *le/ate bed at nig$t. C2??A(29A'+* 1:. Administer medications as prescribed: soket >isosorbide 1. 'o assess t$e c!rrent stat!s o4 clientCs condition. 2. 'o obtain baseline data. 6. May indicate $ypoAemia. <. A warm en/ironment promotes /asodilation, w$ic$ decreases preload and tiss!e per4!sion. 5. 'o c$eck t$e adeD!acy o4 blood 4low or circ!lation. 7. 1ecreased per4!sion to t$e kidneys may res!lt in olig!ria. =. Conser/es energy and lowers tiss!e 22 demand. E. 9ange o4 motion $elps decrease /eno!s pooling and promotes tiss!e per4!sion. F. 'o increase gra/itational blood 4low. G;romotes perip$eral /asodilation and Boals partially met A4ter n!rsing inter/entions, t$e client $ad: 1ecreased blood press!re wit$ warm skin Minimi0ed report o4 c$est pain Capillary re4ill normal %ormal skin,palpebral con#!ncti/a, nasal m!cosa, lips, oral m!cosa and g!m color Absence o4 lig$t$eadedness Absence o4 pallor Has able to per4orm some o4 $is A1?Cs like sel4 care wit$ less di44ic!lty ;atientCs $ematologic res!lt slig$tly increased. C$est pain 1elayed capillary re4ill >< seconds@%- (ody malaise and acti/ity intolerance Fatig!e Abnormal A(B res!lt >pH5=.56: %5=.65:-=.<5:I pC2251F.6mmHg %565-<5I p225116mmHg %5E:-1::@ Additional 1iagnosis: Ac!te kidney in#!ry secondary to isc$emic nep$ropat$y secondary to CHF, complicated &' Final diagnosis: se/ere aortic stenosis, cardiomegaly, CHF ascites Foc!s on ;at$op$ysiology page <=7 by (arbara ?. (!llock and 9eet ?. Hen0e ;atientCs $ematologic laboratory res!lts will be normal or at least increase in /al!e dinitrate@ 2:mg 1 tab 21 Sim/astatin >anti$yperlipidemic@ 2:mg 1 tab 21 (isoprolol >anti$ypertensi/e@ 5mg J tab (1 11. Monitor A(B. 12. 2Aygen administration as prescribed. red!ces preload and a4terload, decreasing myocardial oAygen cons!mption and increasing cardiac o!tp!t. Also dilates coronary arteries, increasing blood 4low and impro/ing collateral circ!lation Gn$ibits t$e en0yme t$at cataly0es t$e 4irst step in t$e c$olesterol synt$esis pat$way, res!lting in decrease in ser!m c$olesterol, and ser!m ?1?Cs. G1ecreases t$e eAcitability o4 t$e $eart, t$!s decreasing t$e cardiac o!tp!t and oAygen cons!mption, decreasing t$e release o4 rennin 4rom t$e kidney, and lowering t$e (;. 11. denti4ies $ypoAemia, e44ecti/eness or need 4or t$erapy. 12. 'o promote adeD!ate tiss!e per4!sion.
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