Question: Patient Diagnoses: Acute Coronary Syndrome With Newly Diagnosed HTN. 52 Years Old Male, Non Alcoholic, Non Smoker, C/O Central Chest Pain Associated SOB X 1hr. ECG Shows Slight ST Depression In V3 – 6. Echo Normal EF 60% Patient In RA Placed On Semi Fowlers Position RR 16bpm, Spo2 98%, BP 129/87, HR 84, Afebrile – What Complications May Occur? – What …

Patient diagnoses: Acute coronary syndrome with newly diagnosedHTN.

52 years old male, non alcoholic, non smoker, C/O central chestpain associated SOB x 1hr.

ECG shows slight ST depression in V3 – 6. Echo normal EF 60%patient in RA placed on semi fowlers position RR 16bpm, Spo2 98%,BP 129/87, HR 84, afebrile

– 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?

– Nursing care plan with advanced nursing interventions.