The patient presented with decreased cardiac output due to hypertensive heart disease. The nursing care plan included monitoring vital signs and assessing skin color, temperature, peripheral pulses, fluid balance, response to activity, and chest pain to evaluate the patient's condition. Interventions such as establishing rapport, positioning comfortably, and reducing workload on the heart through activities aimed to facilitate nursing care and prevent complications from the disease. The evaluation showed the patient participated in activities that reduced heart workload.
The patient presented with decreased cardiac output due to hypertensive heart disease. The nursing care plan included monitoring vital signs and assessing skin color, temperature, peripheral pulses, fluid balance, response to activity, and chest pain to evaluate the patient's condition. Interventions such as establishing rapport, positioning comfortably, and reducing workload on the heart through activities aimed to facilitate nursing care and prevent complications from the disease. The evaluation showed the patient participated in activities that reduced heart workload.
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The patient presented with decreased cardiac output due to hypertensive heart disease. The nursing care plan included monitoring vital signs and assessing skin color, temperature, peripheral pulses, fluid balance, response to activity, and chest pain to evaluate the patient's condition. Interventions such as establishing rapport, positioning comfortably, and reducing workload on the heart through activities aimed to facilitate nursing care and prevent complications from the disease. The evaluation showed the patient participated in activities that reduced heart workload.
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