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Cardiovascular Assessment Mr Belfield :, Initiating Patient Education…
Cardiovascular Assessment
Mr Belfield :
Introduction
prevalance
Myocardial Infarction: when the coronary arteries that supply blood to the heart muscle suddenly becomes blocked.
Myocardial Infarction: is when the coronary arteries that supply blood to the heart muscle suddenly becomes blocked.
Thus causes damage to the muscle of the heart.
Nursing Sensitive Outcomes
Self Managment:
Acute Coronary Syndrome
Lifestyle Changes
Exercise
Weight control
Dietary needs
Following treatment plan
Quit/ reduce smoking
Alcohol reduction
These outcomes were chosen due to Mr Belfield's lifestyle choices. If he wants to see improvement in his heath he will have to adapt his lifestyle around the recommendations that have been made to help the prevention of another MI and help relieve some of the symptoms.
Patient aftercare & Symptoms
ECG Frequently
Monitor vitals
Providing resources to help alleviate his stress and anxiety
Follow tailoried medication plan
Promoting healthy Eating & reducing alcohol intake
nursing interventions :
Initiating Patient Education and Health Teachings
Establish a More Effective Medication Schedule
Create a more personalised, efficient medication schedule to limit the possibility of missing doses and refills.
further testing e.g CTA , echocardiogram ,
monitor daily weights , vitals , Food intake/output , urine intake and output
Provide patients with the knowledge and skills they need to properly manage their alcohol withdrawal syndrome and support successful recovery.
Educate patients about available support systems
Lifestyle changes e.g diet ,smoking ,exercise , alcohol
Nursing Assessment & Diagnosis
Myocardial Infarction (MI)
Risk Control
(Moorhead et al. 2018)
Risk Factors include
Social smoker
Prescribed Blood pressure medication which he doesnt adhere too correctly
Poor Diet Factors - Takeaways
Reduced mobility due to occupation as truck driver = High BMI
Large alcohol intake - 3 to 4 pints, 5 nights of the week.
This outcome was chosen based on the nursing assessment and diagnoisis which indicated myocardial Infarction
Symptoms and patients lifestyle indications corresponded to the clinical presentation of MI.
Acute Coronary Syndrome
Lifestyle Changes
Exercise
Weight control
Dietary needs
Following treatment plan
Quit/ reduce smoking
Alcohol reduction
These outcomes were chosen due to Mr Belfield's lifestyle choices. If he wants to see improvement in his heath he will have to adapt his lifestyle around the recommendations that have been made to help the prevention of another MI and help relieve some of the symptoms.
Patient aftercare & Symptoms
ECG Frequently
Monitor vitals
Providing resources to help alleviate his stress and anxiety
Follow tailoried medication plan
Promoting healthy Eating & reducing alcohol intake
REFERENCES
Moorhead, S., Swanson, E.A., Johnson, M. & Maas, M. 2018, Nursing outcomes classification (NOC): measurement of health outcomes, Sixth;6;6th; edn, Elsevier, St. Louis, Missouri.
Reasoning
Nursing Assessment