CUES NURSING DIAGNOSIS SCIENTIFIC BASIS Perfusion to the myocardium is often impaired with left ventricular failure, and especially with cardiac hypertrophy. GOAL and OUTCOME CRITERIA After 8 hours of nursing intervention the patient will be able to: 1. Demonstrate improved ventilation and adequate oxygenation of tissues by HBGs within clients normal limits 2. Participate in treatment regimen(e.g, breathing exercises, effective coughing, use of oxygen)
CUES NURSING DIAGNOSIS SCIENTIFIC BASIS Perfusion to the myocardium is often impaired with left ventricular failure, and especially with cardiac hypertrophy. GOAL and OUTCOME CRITERIA After 8 hours of nursing intervention the patient will be able to: 1. Demonstrate improved ventilation and adequate oxygenation of tissues by HBGs within clients normal limits 2. Participate in treatment regimen(e.g, breathing exercises, effective coughing, use of oxygen)
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CUES NURSING DIAGNOSIS SCIENTIFIC BASIS Perfusion to the myocardium is often impaired with left ventricular failure, and especially with cardiac hypertrophy. GOAL and OUTCOME CRITERIA After 8 hours of nursing intervention the patient will be able to: 1. Demonstrate improved ventilation and adequate oxygenation of tissues by HBGs within clients normal limits 2. Participate in treatment regimen(e.g, breathing exercises, effective coughing, use of oxygen)
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CRITERIA Impaired gas Perfusion to the After 8 hours of Goal – met S- exchange r/t myocardium is often nursing intervention when patient “nahihirapang ventilation impaired with left the patient will be Independent: was able to huminga ang perfusion ventricular failure, able to: demonstrate aking anak” imbalance. and especially with 1. Elevated head of bed/ 1. To maintain airway improved as verbalized cardiac hypertrophy. 1. Demonstrate position client ( Deonges; 2006: ventilation and by the As the amount of improved appropriately, provide P267) adequate patients blood ejected from ventilation airway adjuncts and oxygenation of mother. the left ventricle and adequate suction as indicated. tissues by HBGs diminishes, oxygenation within clients hypostatic pressure of tissues by 2.Encouraged frequent normal limits builds in the HBGs within deep breathing/ coughing 2. Promotes optimal pulmonary venous clients normal exercises. chest expansion and system and results in limits drainage of O- Patient is fluid-filled alveoli secretions. restless. Rate, and pulmonary 2. Participate in (Deonges;2006:P26 rhythm and congestion. treatment 3. auscultated breath 8) depth of (Ignatavicius; 2006: regimen(e.g, sounds noting crakles, breathing is p753) breathing wheezes 3. Reveals presence abnormal. exercises, of pulmonary Nasal flaring effective congestion/ collection was noted. coughing, use of secretion, of oxygen) Collaborative: indicating need for V/S: within level of further intervention. BP: 130/100 ability/situatio 1. Assisted with (Deonges;2006: mmHg n. procedures as individually P268) T: 36.6 ˚C indicated ( e.g., P: 160 bpm 3. Verbalize transfusion, phlebotomy, R: 60 cpm understanding bronchoscopy 1. to improve of causative respiratory function/ factors and oxygen-carrying appropriate capacity intervention. (Deonges;2006:P268)
NCP Ineffective Airway Clearance Related To The Accumulation of Secretions As Evidence by Decrease in Respiratory Rate and NGT and ET Tube Attached and Crackles at The Left Base of The Lungs