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    NCP For Hypertension

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    The nursing care plan addresses a client with decreased cardiac output due to malignant hypertension. Short term goals include maintaining the client's blood pressure within normal limits after 6 hours of interventions. Long term goals include maintaining adequate cardiac output and index after 5 days. Plans include frequent monitoring of vital signs and ECG, active drug titration, position changes, and dietary modifications to decrease stimulants. Evaluation after 6 hours and 5 days found the goals were successfully met.

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    The nursing care plan addresses a client with decreased cardiac output due to malignant hypertension. Short term goals include maintaining the client's blood pressure within normal limits after 6 hours of interventions. Long term goals include maintaining adequate cardiac output and index after 5 days. Plans include frequent monitoring of vital signs and ECG, active drug titration, position changes, and dietary modifications to decrease stimulants. Evaluation after 6 hours and 5 days found the goals were successfully met.

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    The nursing care plan addresses a client with decreased cardiac output due to malignant hypertension. Short term goals include maintaining the client's blood pressure within normal limits after 6 hours of interventions. Long term goals include maintaining adequate cardiac output and index after 5 days. Plans include frequent monitoring of vital signs and ECG, active drug titration, position changes, and dietary modifications to decrease stimulants. Evaluation after 6 hours and 5 days found the goals were successfully met.

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    NCP For Hypertension

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    The nursing care plan addresses a client with decreased cardiac output due to malignant hypertension. Short term goals include maintaining the client's blood pressure within normal limits after 6 hours of interventions. Long term goals include maintaining adequate cardiac output and index after 5 days. Plans include frequent monitoring of vital signs and ECG, active drug titration, position changes, and dietary modifications to decrease stimulants. Evaluation after 6 hours and 5 days found the goals were successfully met.

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    NURSING CARE PLAN

    ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS PLANNING INTERVENTION EVALUATION

    Objective: Decreased Cardiac Short term goal: Independent: -After 6 hrs of


    -Vital sign taken as Output r/t malignant - Monitor BP every 1-2 nursing
    follows: hypertension as After 6 hrs of hours, or every 5 interventions, the
    T- 37.2 manifested by nursing minutes during actve client had no
    PR- 83 decreased stroke interventions, the titration of vasoactive elevation in blood
    RR- 18 volume. client will have no
    drugs. pressure above
    BP- 180/80 elevation in blood
    - Monitor ECG for normal limits and
    pressure above
    normal limits and dysrrhythmias, will maintain blood
    will maintain blood conduction defects pressure within
    pressure within and for heart rate. acceptable limits.
    acceptable limits. - Suggest frequent Goal was met.
    position changes.
    Long term goal: - Encourage patient -After 5 days of
    to decrease intake of nursing
    After 5 days of caffeine, cola and interventions, the
    nursing chocolates client maintained an
    interventions, the
    adequate cardiac
    client will maintain
    adequate cardiac output and cardiac
    output and cardiac index.
    index. Goal was met.

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