Increasing 2. measuring weight and dyspnea on N5- (I) (C) R5- R5- restricting fluid exertion during intake to 6-8 the last 2 years. Nutritional Therapy To assess areas needing Pt will show glasses fluid a obtain a diet history additional instruction collaboration of low day helps monitor fluid from patient and and clarification (p. sodium recipes and retention appraise their current 944). food journal knowledge regarding documenting daily 3. Drug sodium restricted diet intake. adherence is necessary to reduce and treat signs and symptoms of CHF. Evaluation of Goal: Goal met if patient adheres to care plan Continuation of plan: Continue plan and closely monitor patient. Will make adjustments accordingly 4.5/5 References Bouffard, L. (2014) Nursing Management: Heart Failure. In M. Barry, S. Goldsworthy & D. Goodridge (Ed.) Medical-Surgical Nursing in Canada: Assessment and management (3rd Canadian ed.) (pp. 928-949) Toronto, ON: Elsevier Canada of clinical problems 18.5/20
Increasing dyspnea on exertion during the last 2 years. 2. measuring weight and restricting fluid intake to 6-8 glasses fluid a day helps monitor fluid retention 3. Drug adherence is necessary to reduce and treat signs and symptoms of CHF. Evaluation of Goal: Goal met if patient adheres to care plan Continuation of plan: Continue plan and closely monitor patient. Will make adjustments accordingly N5- (I) (C) Nutritional Therapy obtain a diet history from patient and appraise their current knowledge regarding sodium restricted diet R5- To assess areas needing additional instruction and clarification (p. 944). R5- Pt will show collaboration of low sodium recipes and food journal documenting daily intake. 4.5/5 References Bouffard, L. (2014) Nursing Management: Heart Failure. In M. Barry, S. Goldsworthy & D. Goodridge (Ed.) Medical-Surgical Nursing in Canada: Assessment and management of clinical problems (3rd Canadian ed.) (pp. 928-949) Toronto, ON: Elsevier Canada 18.5/20
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