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    The nursing assessment found the patient had decreased cardiac output related to an elevated heart rate of 84 bpm. The short term goal was for the patient's hemodynamics to stabilize within 4 hours, with their heart rate decreasing to 70 bpm and blood pressure lowering. Interventions included rest, changing positions slowly, deep breathing exercises, and reassurance. The long term goal was for the patient to avoid activities that could increase cardiac pressures or impair blood flow, and to carry a healthy pregnancy to term.

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    NCP Anxiety Related to Preeclam

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    The nursing assessment found the patient had decreased cardiac output related to an elevated heart rate of 84 bpm. The short term goal was for the patient's hemodynamics to stabilize within 4 hours, with their heart rate decreasing to 70 bpm and blood pressure lowering. Interventions included rest, changing positions slowly, deep breathing exercises, and reassurance. The long term goal was for the patient to avoid activities that could increase cardiac pressures or impair blood flow, and to carry a healthy pregnancy to term.

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    Cardiac Output Assessment and Nursing Interventions

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    James Pachejo
    The nursing assessment found the patient had decreased cardiac output related to an elevated heart rate of 84 bpm. The short term goal was for the patient's hemodynamics to stabilize within 4 hours, with their heart rate decreasing to 70 bpm and blood pressure lowering. Interventions included rest, changing positions slowly, deep breathing exercises, and reassurance. The long term goal was for the patient to avoid activities that could increase cardiac pressures or impair blood flow, and to carry a healthy pregnancy to term.

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    ASSESTMENT DIAGNOSIS PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION

    SUBJECTIVE: Decreased cardiac output SHORT TERM GOAL: -Keep client on bed and in -To promote adequate rest SHORTTERM GOAL:

    “bumibilis nga tibok ng related to altered heart rate After 4 hrs of nursing position of comfort Goal Met

    puso ko” verbalized by the (84 bpm) pt’s report of intervention, the patient within 4 hrs. of nursing

    patient palpations will display hemodynamic -Decrease stimuli; provide -To reduce anxiety intervention the pt. HR

    OBJECTIVE: stability (heart rate will quiet env’t decreased from 111 bpm to

    -tenderness of abdominal decrease from 84 bpm to 70 100 bpm, BP from 140/100

    -facial grimaces bpm, BP from 150/110 to -Encouraged deep -To decreases oxygen to 120/80 (Normal BP)

    120/80) breathing exercise consumption


    -BP= 150/110 mmhg

    -RR= 19 cycles per min. -Encouraged changing -to reduce risk for

    positions slowly orthostatic hypotension


    -PR= 84 bpm
    -give information about -to provide encouragement

    positive signs of

    improvement
    LONG TERM GOAL: -to prevent in changes in LONG TERM GOAL:
    After 2 weeks of nursing -Instruct client to avoid or cardiac pressures or impede Goal met the client is able to

    intervention Client delivers limit activities blow flow maintain pregnacy to term

    healthy, term neonate with

    minimal to no complications.

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