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    Nursing Care Plan. Hypertension

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    The nursing care plan is for a 32-year-old patient with hypertension. The patient complains of headaches and dizziness. Upon assessment, the patient has elevated blood pressure, decreased cardiac output, and decreased stroke volume. The nursing diagnosis is decreased cardiac output related to malignant hypertension. Short-term goals are for the patient to have normal blood pressure within 6 hours and long-term goals are for adequate cardiac output and index within 5 days. Planned nursing interventions include monitoring for changes in blood pressure, cardiac output, and perfusion that may require attention.

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    Nursing Care Plan. Hypertension

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    The nursing care plan is for a 32-year-old patient with hypertension. The patient complains of headaches and dizziness. Upon assessment, the patient has elevated blood pressure, decreased cardiac output, and decreased stroke volume. The nursing diagnosis is decreased cardiac output related to malignant hypertension. Short-term goals are for the patient to have normal blood pressure within 6 hours and long-term goals are for adequate cardiac output and index within 5 days. Planned nursing interventions include monitoring for changes in blood pressure, cardiac output, and perfusion that may require attention.

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    The nursing care plan is for a 32-year-old patient with hypertension. The patient complains of headaches and dizziness. Upon assessment, the patient has elevated blood pressure, decreased cardiac output, and decreased stroke volume. The nursing diagnosis is decreased cardiac output related to malignant hypertension. Short-term goals are for the patient to have normal blood pressure within 6 hours and long-term goals are for adequate cardiac output and index within 5 days. Planned nursing interventions include monitoring for changes in blood pressure, cardiac output, and perfusion that may require attention.

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    Nursing Care Plan. Hypertension

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    Kiara Shanelle Posadas Abrio
    The nursing care plan is for a 32-year-old patient with hypertension. The patient complains of headaches and dizziness. Upon assessment, the patient has elevated blood pressure, decreased cardiac output, and decreased stroke volume. The nursing diagnosis is decreased cardiac output related to malignant hypertension. Short-term goals are for the patient to have normal blood pressure within 6 hours and long-term goals are for adequate cardiac output and index within 5 days. Planned nursing interventions include monitoring for changes in blood pressure, cardiac output, and perfusion that may require attention.

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    NURSING CARE PLAN

    Patient’s Initials: APR Chief of Complaint: Hypertension Date:04/11/2021

    Age & Gender: 32 years old Level/ block/ Group: 3BSN-14

    Birthdate: December 1, 1989 Date of confinement:

    Address: Dagupan City Clinical Instructor:

    ASSESSMENT NURSING NURSING PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION


    ANALYSIS DIAGNOSIS

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    “madalas pressure, also Cardiac After 6 hrs of BP may BP may After 6 hrs of nursing
    akomahilo”, called Output r/t nursing indicates indicates interventions,
    asverbalized by the hypertension, malignant interventions, changes in changes in the client had no
    patient. is blood hypertension the client will patient patient elevation in blood
    pressure that is as have no status status pressure above normal
    Objective: higher than manifested elevation in requiring requiring limits and will maintain
    >lethargic normal. Your by blood prompt prompt blood pressure within
    >decreased cardiac blood pressure decreased pressure attention attention. acceptable limits.
    output changes stroke above normal Goal was met.
    >decreased throughout the volume limits and will 2. decrease in 2. decrease in
    strokevolume day based on maintain cardiac output cardiac LTG:
    >increased your activities. blood may output may After 5 days of nursing
    peripheral vascular Having blood pressure result in result in interventions, the
    resistance pressure within changes in changes in client maintained
    >VS taken as measures acceptable cardiac cardiac anadequate
    follows: consistently limits. perfusion perfusion cardiacoutput and
    T: 37.2 above normal causing causing cardiac index. Goal was
    PR: 83 may result in a LTG: dysrhythmias. dysrhythmias met.
    RR: 18 diagnosis of After 5 days .
    BP: 180/100 high blood of nursing 3. it may
    pressure (or interventions, decreases 3. it may
    hypertension). the client will peripheral decreases
    maintain venous pooling peripheral
    adequate that may be venous
    cardiac potentiated by pooling that
    output and vasodilators may be
    cardiac and prolonged potentiated
    index sitting or by
    standing. vasodilators
    and
    4. caffeine is a prolonged
    cardiac sitting or
    stimulant standing.
    and may 4. caffeine is
    adversely a cardiac
    affect cardiac stimulant and
    function may
    adversely
    affect cardiac
    function.
    Name of student: Abrio, Kiara Shanelle P.

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