care map on congestive heart failure?
care map on pulmonary Edema?
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- Question: Diagnosis Congestive Heart Failure And Pulmonary Edema. Case Summary: Diabetic Patient With A Sub-acute History Of Chest Pain, Breathlessness, And Lethargy. High Risk For A Cardiac Event. Now Presenting With Acute Deterioration Of Symptoms And Heart Failure Clinical Findings: Tachycardic, Hypoxic, Bibasilar Crackles, Ischemic EKG Changes, Positive Troponin. …
- Question: Mr. Thompson Has Congestive Heart Failure. He Is An 82 Year Old Widow (his Wife Has Passed) And Is A Retired RCMP Officer. He Is Disabled From His Condition And Has Recently Been Diagnosed With Difficulty Breathing, Secondary To His Congestive Heart Failure. Mr. Thompson Has Always Enjoyed His Garden And Outdoor Activity. Required:Draw A Diagram Of …
- Question: ERS Shape Media Comment Collaborate Matching Heart Failure (HF) Assessment Findings Match The Type Of E Heart Failure (right-sided Versus Left-sided) With The Appropriate Assessment Findings. Some Assessment Findings Apply To Both. A. Heart Failure Assessment Finding 1. Right-sided Failure Dyspnea 2. Left-sided Failure B. Jugular Vein Distention C. …
- Question: Jorgio Has Just Lost An Uncle To Heart Failure. He Has Just Learned About The Different Types Of Heart Failure. He Wants To Know About Acute And Chronic Heart Failure. Discuss The Difference Between Acute And Chronic Heart Failure. A. Are There Any Similarities Between The Two? B. How Is Contractility Compromised? C. How Is Ejection Fraction And Cardiac …
- Question: Patient Diagnoses: Anterior MI With Pulmonary Edema. – What Complications May Occur? – What Are You Alert In This Patient? – What Are The Important Assessment To Make? – What Interventions Will Prevent Complications? – What Will You Do If The Complications Occur? – Emergency / Medical /Surgical Management? – NCP For Pulmonary Edema.
- Question: A Patient Has Been Diagnosed With Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS). For What Other Health Condition Should The Nurse Practitioner Assess This Patient For As The Priority? A) Heart Failure B) Pneumonia C) Pulmonary Emboli D) Acute Pulmonary Edema
- Question: Case Study S.R. Is A 65-year-old Woman Who Presents To The Emergency Department Complaining Of Shortness Of Breath, Productive Cough, And Swelling In Both Legs. The Patient Has A Past Medical History Of Congestive Heart Failure (CHF), Hypertension, And Diabetes. Vital Signs Are T 97.5, P 85, R 16, And BP 160/90. Physical Examination Reveals +2 Edema …
- Question: This Case Requires The Nurse To Recognize The Symptoms Of Heart Failure And Collaborate With The Primary Care Provider To Initiate Treatment. The Pathophysiology Of Heart Failure Is Reviewed. Several Heart Failure Classification Systems Are Defined. Rationales For Prescribed Diagnostic Tests And Medications Are Provided. The Nurse Must Consider The …
- Question: Three Critical Points For Each Of The Topics Below -HIV/AIDS: Teaching Home Care -Heart Failure And Pulmonary Edema: Instructions For Home Care( -Hepatitis And Cirrhosis: Educating Staff About Hepatitis A -Immunizations: Recommended Vaccinations For Older Adult Clients -Stroke: Caring For A Client Who Has Left-Sided Hemiplegia
- Question: Choose One ( Shunt Producing Problem, Dead-Space Producing Problem, Silent Unit) For The Following Diseases: 1) Deoxygenated Blood In The Left Side Of The Heart. 2)V/Q Ratio Below 0.8 3)Pulmonary Infarction 4)Heart Failure. 5) Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome ARDS 6) Airway Obstruction 7)V/Q Ratio Exceeds 0.8 8)Pulmonary Embolism 9)Cardiopulmonary …
