ch 25 complications from heart disease Flashcards
dyspnea, productive mucoid cough, peripheral cyanosis, noisy moist sounding breathing. S/S of what
pulmonary edema
which assessment finding indicates increase in clients risk for heart failure
clients age greater than 65
which condition is a potential primary cause of heart failure
atherosclerosis
priority assessment for loop diuretic treatment for heart failure
blood pressure
which assessment finding is most consistent with right sided heart failure
distended neck veins
for heart failure developed into intracardic thrombus, the nurse should assess for s/s of which sequela
stroke
what assessment for digoxin toxicity
potassium level
a patient is diaphoretic, pale, and weak and reports severe chest pain and shortness of breath. when the patient collapses what should you do first
gently shake and shout are you ok
patient comes to ed reporting increased shortness of breath. has history of left sided heart failure. client is agitated and occasionally coughing pink foamy sputum. s/s of what health problem
acute pulmonary edema
what position of client for pulmonary edema
in a high fowler position
what is the appropriate response if a patient is unresponsive and not breathing
activate emergency response system
nursing education for to assess fluid balance in the hope setting for patient with heart failure
monitor weight daily
the nurse is caring for a patient who just returned from or after inguinal hernia repair. received large volume of IV fluids and has a history of coronary artery disease, increased risk of left side heart failure. S/S
bibasilar fine crackles
nurse education for low sodium diet
i will have baked potato with broiled chicken for dinner
what action should a nurse perform during assessment of hepatojugular reflex
press the right upper abdomen (distention = right side heart failure)
which client has greatest risk for developing cardio genic shock
patient admitted following MI
pulsus paradoxus is characterized by what assessment finding
a systolic bp that is lower during inhalation
when providing cpr documentation, how should the nurse describe the initial absence of cardiac rhythm
asystole
what nursing action is most indicated for patient history of orthopnea
avoid positioning client supine
what are overall goals when planning care of patient with heart failure
improve functional status
extend survival
relieve client symptoms
when beginning treatment with angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitor, the nurse should prioritize which assessment
blood pressure
what meds for systolic heart failure
beta adrenergic blocker
which combination of drugs if adverse reaction to ACE inhibitors
hydralazine/isosorbide dinitrate
priority during gradual increase of beta blocker dose
educating client that symptom relief may not occur for several weeks