Mrs. MO was at risk for high blood pressure due to her uncontrolled diet high in carbohydrates. The plan was to monitor her vital signs after 3 hours of nursing intervention and review her diet. The goal was for Mrs. MO to understand factors that could lead to elevated blood sugar and how lifestyle changes could help keep her levels healthy. The nurse evaluated Mrs. MO's knowledge, assessed her support system, and introduced relaxation techniques to help relieve her discomfort.
Mrs. MO was at risk for high blood pressure due to her uncontrolled diet high in carbohydrates. The plan was to monitor her vital signs after 3 hours of nursing intervention and review her diet. The goal was for Mrs. MO to understand factors that could lead to elevated blood sugar and how lifestyle changes could help keep her levels healthy. The nurse evaluated Mrs. MO's knowledge, assessed her support system, and introduced relaxation techniques to help relieve her discomfort.
Mrs. MO was at risk for high blood pressure due to her uncontrolled diet high in carbohydrates. The plan was to monitor her vital signs after 3 hours of nursing intervention and review her diet. The goal was for Mrs. MO to understand factors that could lead to elevated blood sugar and how lifestyle changes could help keep her levels healthy. The nurse evaluated Mrs. MO's knowledge, assessed her support system, and introduced relaxation techniques to help relieve her discomfort.
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Develop an To understand appetite and recognize reeducation plan signals of hunger with patient and fullness
Encourage patient To introduce
to eat only at a techniques that table or designated modify behavior eating place and to in avoiding diet avoid standing failure while eating
Consult with To make proper
dietitian to referral and to determine caloric promote and and nutrient effective weight requirements for reduction based individuals weight on the basal loss. caloric requirement for 24 hours