chamisrielkat

i need advice.. i have to present a case study of my pt. with an impression of CHF secondary to thyrotoxic heart disease... i am just confused on what i am going to do with the anatomy and physioloy... my plan is, i am focusing more on CHF and then , i will just discuss thyrotoxic a bit in relation to CHF.. so, my anatomy and physiology will focus more on CHF... am i right?? hihihih.. thank you.. ^.^

is that for pregnant women only who are about to deliver a baby?? CONFUSED.. huhuhu

I-physiologic need Objective cues: unconscious, capillary refill of 7 secs, skin temp changes Objectives of Care: After nursing interventions, the patient will be able to: maintain patent airway b. maintain cerebral perfusion by having a BP of 20 percent less than usual highest BP obtained Nursing Interventions: assess pt. vital signs especially BP to provide customary baseline data for comparison with current findings assess its ability to clear secretions to decrease o2 demand/decrease risk of aspiration elevate head of bed and maintain head/neck in midline and neutral position to promote circulation and venous drainage assist hypothermic therapy to decrease metabolic and O2 need o2 saturation monitoring to evaluate o2 levels monitor skin integrity and a provide a turning schedule to prevent skin breakdown encourage quiet restful environment to conserve energy /lowers o2 tissue demand administer prescribed medication to treat underlying cause

thank you verrrrrrrrrrrrrry much.. actually i was done with my two NCP's before reading your reply.. i followed you're first advice... wooooow, you're sooooooo great, wish our C.I can explain thoroughly as good as you.. thank you very very much..

i am really really confused right now... first, it's my first time to encounter patient with CVA.. she has history of hypertension, and i think that's one of the risk factors.. worst, i only had 2 hours monitoring her because, she died.. the worst part is that, my C.I insist that i should make an NCP out that patient.. when i first received the patient, she's unconscious, with IVF, NGT, O2 and she had a fever of 39.9.. i was just confused on what actual and potential nursing diagnosis i will make... please help me, because if i have a nursing diagnosis, it will be easy for me to make the rest.. thank you very very very much,,, please do help me...

i am really really confused right now... first, it's my first time to encounter patient with CVA.. she has history of hypertension, and i think that's one of the risk factors.. worst, i only had 2 hours monitoring her because, she died.. the worst part is that, my C.I insist that i should make an NCP out that patient.. when i first received the patient, she's unconscious, with IVF, NGT, O2 and she had a fever of 39.9.. i was just confused on what actual and potential nursing diagnosis i will make... please help me, because if i have a nursing diagnosis, it will be easy for me to make the rest.. thank you very very very much,,, please do help me...

i was assigned in ER.. and i had this patient, she was diagnosed with CVA bleed.. she's unconscious, with IVF, NGT, O2.. my prob is, since i only encounter her once, i dont know what are the proper actual and potential nursing diagnosis for her... huhuhuhuhu.. heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelp:cry: