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The Patient in Congestive Heart Failure 

GOALS AND OUTCOME 

NURSING DIAGNOSIS   -   CRITERIA  -  INTERVENTIONS

Anxiety related to hypoxia threatening situation the patient’s anxiety will be reduced as evidenced by calm demeanor and statement that she feels less anxious explain procedures and equipment tell patient about congestive hearth failure (CHF) and how it is being treated point out signs of improvement. Visit often and respond to call light promptly. Offer spiritual counselor if desired.

Knowledge deficit of condition, treatment, self-care and resources the patient will verbalize information about her condition, treatment self-care measures, and resources. Provide simple explanation of CHF, its effects and its treatment as discharge nears, discuss diet exercise and, drug therapy explain signs and symptoms that should be reported to physician advise of services of American Heart Association for information Explore sources of support and need for visiting nurse or health services

Nursing Management
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Patient in Congestive Heart Failure
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