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Nursing Interventions for High BP

The patient has high blood pressure and is non-adherent to their treatment regimen due to a lack of knowledge about their condition and treatment. The goal is for the patient to adhere to their treatment plan. Nursing diagnoses include deficient knowledge and intentional/unintentional non-adherence. Nursing interventions include educating the patient on their condition, treatment plan, and importance of adherence. The expected outcomes are that the patient understands their condition and treatment plan and participates in activities to adhere to their regimen, such as following a restricted diet and reducing cigarette consumption. Evaluation will assess if the patient meets or partially meets the goals.

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Nursing Interventions for High BP

The patient has high blood pressure and is non-adherent to their treatment regimen due to a lack of knowledge about their condition and treatment. The goal is for the patient to adhere to their treatment plan. Nursing diagnoses include deficient knowledge and intentional/unintentional non-adherence. Nursing interventions include educating the patient on their condition, treatment plan, and importance of adherence. The expected outcomes are that the patient understands their condition and treatment plan and participates in activities to adhere to their regimen, such as following a restricted diet and reducing cigarette consumption. Evaluation will assess if the patient meets or partially meets the goals.

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Goal and Nursing

Nursing Scientific Rationale of


Cues Outcome Actions and Evaluation
Diagnosis Basis Nursing Orders
Criteria Orders

Subjective: Deficient Drug non- Goal: Independent Goal Met:


 “I think I have aknowledge adherence can The patient will be 1. Determine the 1. It will serve as a The patient is able
healthy diet.” “Iregarding indicate as able to adhere client’s existing basis in to:
love eating fast condition, intentional and with the treatment health, cultural, planning  Keep follow-up
food meals.” as therapeutic accidental regimen. and religious appropriate check-ups
verbalized byregimen and inability to receive beliefs treatment  Keep and
the patient. Outcome regarding regimen to the follow schedule
potential prescribed or
 Smokes 15 Criteria: of intake in the
complications recommended present illness patient in
cigarettes a day After hours of medication
related to lack of medications. The relation to
 Drinks alcohol health teaching calendar
information, patient’s choice of and nursing his/her beliefs.
socially
misinterpretation, not following what interventions, the Goal Partially
Objective: and cognitive is prescribed to patient will be able 2. Develop a 2. This will let the Met:
limitations her, he/she will to verbalize therapeutic patient gain The patient is able
 Overweight
evidenced by encounter understanding relationship trust from the to:
 V/S taken:
misconception on diminished and importance of between and nurse and will  Follow a
BP-
the disease, among the boost
1st: 154/94 mmHg the definition of adequacy of restricted diet
process, and patient confidence in
healthy, heavy treatment which
2nd: 150/92 smoking, non- will result to treatment the completion Goal Not Met:
mmHg adherence to aggravating her regimen. of the treatment The patient is able
Moreover, to:
medication, eating condition.
3rd: 152/96 participate in  Decrease the
mmHg
unhealthy foods activities to 3. Include the 3. It will motivate
(fast food meals). the patient to consumption of
adhere with the patient in
plan achievable cigarettes
treatment planning the
proper goals regarding
regimen.
treatment for the treatment
him/her

4. Supervise the 4. It will ensure


patient during the strict
the compliance of
administration the treatment
of medications plan

Dependent
1. Refer the 1. It will let the
patient to physician
attending address on
physician what particular
treatment is
needed

Collaborative
1. Refer to a 1. Special diet
dietician for a plays a role in
diet the control of
counselling high blood
pressure

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