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Nursing Assessment and Intervention Plan

The document outlines a nursing assessment and care plan for a patient presenting with high blood pressure. It includes the nursing diagnosis of altered renal perfusion related to damage of the kidneys. Short term goals are for the patient to understand their condition and make lifestyle changes. Long term goals are for improved perfusion as shown by normal vital signs and relief of discomfort. Nursing interventions include monitoring symptoms and teaching relaxation techniques to improve circulation.

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Nursing Assessment and Intervention Plan

The document outlines a nursing assessment and care plan for a patient presenting with high blood pressure. It includes the nursing diagnosis of altered renal perfusion related to damage of the kidneys. Short term goals are for the patient to understand their condition and make lifestyle changes. Long term goals are for improved perfusion as shown by normal vital signs and relief of discomfort. Nursing interventions include monitoring symptoms and teaching relaxation techniques to improve circulation.

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ASSESSMENT

NURSING DIAGNOSIS

GOALSL/OBJECTIVES

NURSING INTERVENTION

EVALUATION

Subjective: mg.ihi2x ko ug ginagnmay before. Sakit pd usahay mangiha, as verbalized by the patient. Objective: -BP 140/90 (above level of acceptable parameters)

Altered renal perfusion related to interruption of flow in the renal secondary to damage of the organ

Short term: At the end of 8hours of nsg.interventions, the patient will be able to verbalize understanding of condition and therapeutic regimen and demonstrate behaviors/lifestyle changes to improve circulation(e.g., use of relaxation techniques, dietary program)

Long term: At the end of nursing interventions, the patient will be able to demonstrate increased perfusion as individual appropriately (e.g., vital signs within normal range, balanced intake/output, report relief of discomfort)

Independent: 1. Ascertain usual voiding pattern; compare with current situation to have baseline/compara tive data. 2. Note presence, location, duration and intensity of pain. 3. Observe for dependent generalized/local edema. 4. Monitor vital signs. 5. Demonstrate/ encourage use of relaxation techniques, exercises/ techniques to decrease tension level.

At the end of nursing interventions, the patient was able to understand the condition and therapeutic regimen.

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