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Shadow Health Focused-Chest Pain Brian Care Plan

Shadow Health Focused-Chest Pain Brian Care Plan
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Nursing Assessment and Skills (NURS.2110)

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Focused Exam: Chest Pain Results | Turned In

Nursing Health Assessment Lecture/Lab - Fall 2022, NURS 2110/2110L

Return to Assignment (/assignments/692570/)

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Care Plan : 12 of 12 (100%)

International classification for nursing practice (ICNP) nursing diagnoses (v2019_06_27) [Data set]. (2019). International Council of Nurs (ICN). icn/what-we-do/projects/ehealth-icnptm/icnp-download

Diagnosis

Student Response Model Answer Explanation Points Ear

lack of knowledge of post-cardiac procedure care

lack of knowledge of post-cardiac procedure care

Mr. Foster has reported his previous acute pain was at 0/10; his current healthcare needs are for education on relevant topics.

1 out of 1

Signs & Symptoms

Student Response Model Answer Explanation Points Ear

not currently on cardiac diet not currently on cardiac diet Brian's stent was just placed, indicating a need for recovery instructions. In addition, his lifestyle is sedentary and his diet isn't cardiac-friendly, so he has room to learn about the link between heart health and diet & exercise.

1 out of 1

new placement of cardiac stent new placement of cardiac stent Brian's stent was just placed, indicating a need for recovery instructions. In addition, his lifestyle is sedentary and his diet isn't cardiac-friendly, so he has room to learn about the link between heart health and diet & exercise.

1 out of 1

Your Results Lab Pass (/assignment_attempts/13427681/lab_pass.

Overview

Transcript

Subjective Data Collection

Objective Data Collection

Education & Empathy

Documentation

Care Plan

Program Competency Progress

Video Tutorial

Student Survey

Nursing Diagnosis 4 out of

sedentary lifestyle prior to hospitalization sedentary lifestyle prior to hospitalization Brian's stent was just placed, indicatin for recovery instructions. In addition, h is sedentary and his diet isn't cardiac- so he has room to learn about the link heart health and diet & exercise.

Your answer is not automatically evaluated by the simulation, but may be reviewed by your instructor.

Prompt Student Response Model Answer Explanation

How can a patient's knowledge of their health risks affect their health?

Patients may not understand how to manage any underlaying conditions or prevent further illness.

A patient's understanding of their health risks can lead them to be wary of warning signs, practice appropriate health habits, and know when to reach out to medical professionals for help.

Your role as a healthcare not limited to physical a interventions; knowing w how to educate your pa crucial part of impacting health.

Short-Term Goal

Student Response Model Answer Explanation

Patient will verbalize understanding of post- stent care and appropriate diet and exercise for heart healthy lifestyle prior to discharge.

Patient will verbalize understanding of post- stent care and appropriate diet and exercise for heart healthy lifestyle prior to discharge.

Having a patient verbalize their instruc you check for things they might have m addition, if a patient doesn't consent t instructions, further persuasion should

Interventions

Student Response Model Answer Explanation

Instruct patient that if chest pain develops, he should alert staff immediately

Instruct patient that if chest pain develops, he should alert staff immediately

These interventions teach Brian appro stent site monitoring and heart-healthy exercise tips. Timing is appropriate in interventions; chest pain, especially af procedure that should mitigate it, shou reported to a provider immediately. Sim while Brian can begin his diet anytime beginning a new exercise regimen righ surgery increases his risk of injury.

Instruct patient to begin exercise regimen after a week: low-impact walking, 15-20 minutes, 3 times a week, and increase intensity and frequency as tolerated

Instruct patient to begin exercise regimen after a week: low-impact walking, 15-20 minutes, 3 times a week, and increase intensity and frequency as tolerated

These interventions teach Brian appro stent site monitoring and heart-healthy exercise tips. Timing is appropriate in interventions; chest pain, especially af procedure that should mitigate it, shou reported to a provider immediately. Sim while Brian can begin his diet anytime beginning a new exercise regimen righ surgery increases his risk of injury.

Self Assessment
Planning

A patient should understand their nursing diagnosis and the rationale behind it to increase their sense of involvement and to identify areas for future improvement.

your cardiac stunt requires special care to ensure everything is proper

Brian, your recently placed cardiac stent will require some at-home recovery care from you, which you haven't yet been filled in on. In addition, you haven't been taught about some heart-healthy practices that will prevent future cardiac diseases.

Explain the rationale beh nursing diagnosis.

You should communicate the care plan to the patient, allowing them to have involvement and agency in their own healthcare.

my goal for you is to learn how to manage your conditions and care for your stunt

Brian, my goal for you is, by the end of your stay, to have you agree to and verbalize back the instructions you'll receive on post-stent care and long-term heart health. I'm going to educate you on these subjects. At the end of your hospitalization, I'll have you repeat back your instructions to make sure you've got them down.

Explain your goal for Mr the interventions and da collections through whic achieve it.

Educating Mr. Foster on how to monitor his puncture site will help ensure that any potential complications, such as infection, are caught quickly, and can then be addressed before they worsen.

you should monitor your stunt for any changes as well as adapting your lifestyle to better accomidate your heart conditions

I'd like you to keep an eye on your puncture site to make sure it's healing properly. Watch out for bleeding or any signs of infection, such as redness, swelling, warmth, or drainage.

Educate Mr. Foster on h for and monitor his punc

It's important to educate Mr. Foster on what to do if he develops further chest pain so that he doesn't wait or hesitate in a potentially life- threatening situation.

if chest pain develops you need to let someone know immediately

If you feel any more chest pain, I'd like you to immediately alert staff so we can help. Don't hesitate to let someone know.

Educate Mr. Foster abou do if chest pain develop

Educating Mr. Foster on his new cardiac diet helps increase his likelihood of understanding and complying with the diet. In addition, having a conversation about changes in lifestyle gives you an opportunity to address any questions or concerns he may have.

starting next week you should follow a cardiac diet. this means eating healthier and monitoring how mucb you eat

I'd strongly advise you to begin a cardiac diet as soon as possible. In general, you'll want to reduce your intake of red meat and salt as much as you can.

Educate Mr. Foster on h a cardiac diet, as well as he should begin.

Educating Mr. Foster on his new exercise regimen helps increase his likelihood of understanding and complying with the recommended exercise. In addition, having a conversation about changes in lifestyle gives you an opportunity to address any questions or concerns he may have.

starting next week you should also exercise lightly for 30 min a day

After a week, I recommend that you begin a regular exercise regimen. Try taking low-impact walks three times a week for about fifteen to twenty minutes each. If you feel like you're tolerating that well, you can increase the intensity and frequency of your walks.

Educate Mr. Foster on h a heart-healthy exercise

Asking the patient to verbalize what they've learned is an important part of education. If they forget or misunderstand anything, this is a good opportunity to correct them.

can you repeat back those instructions for me

Mr. Foster, would you please repeat what we've discussed about your new diet and exercise recommendations? That way, we can make sure you're not missing anything.

Ask Mr. Foster to state b instructions for diet and

Asking the patient to verbalize what they've learned is an important part of education. If they forget or misunderstand anything, this is a good opportunity to correct them.

can you repeat back the instructions for your stunt site

Mr. Foster, would you please repeat what we've discussed about your puncture site care instructions? That way, we can make sure you're not missing anything.

Ask Mr. Foster to state b puncture site-related ca instructions.

Intervention & Evaluation

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Student Response Model Answer Explanation

Fully Fully Mr. Foster's repetition of his instructio a full and detailed knowledge of them; furthermore, he consents to making th choices. Your goal has been fully achie

Your answer is not automatically evaluated by the simulation, but may be reviewed by your instructor.

Prompt Student Response Model Answer Explanation

Your goal was that the patient, by the end of their hospitalization, verbalizes and agrees to instructions for their post-stent care and heart healthy practices. Have you achieved your goal?

he has agreed to follow the plan and demonstrates understanding of it

The goal for Mr. Foster has been fully achieved; he has agreed to and verbalized detailed and comprehensive knowledge of his instructions for post-stent recovery and long term heart-health, without missing any details.

A patient's verbalization instructions shows to w they understand and rem those instructions.

Intervention & Evaluation Rationale

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Shadow Health Focused-Chest Pain Brian Care Plan

Course: Nursing Assessment and Skills (NURS.2110)

17 Documents
Students shared 17 documents in this course

University: University of Massachusetts Lowell

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Focused Exam: Chest Pain Results | Turned In
Nursing Health Assessment Lecture/Lab - Fall 2022, NURS 2110/2110L
Return to Assignment (/assignments/692570/)
If contacting Shadow Health Support via email using nhpsupport@elsevier.com, please put Shadow Health in the subject of the email or use the following link for a more timely re
Click here for more information (https://service.elsevier.com/app/contact/supporthub/shadow-health/)
Care Plan : 12 of 12 (100.0%)
International classification for nursing practice (ICNP) nursing diagnoses (v2019_06_27) [Data set]. (2019). International Council of Nurs
(ICN). https://www.icn.ch/what-we-do/projects/ehealth-icnptm/icnp-download
Diagnosis
Student Response Model Answer Explanation Points Ear
lack of knowledge of post-cardiac
procedure care
lack of knowledge of post-cardiac
procedure care
Mr. Foster has reported his previous
acute pain was at 0/10; his current
healthcare needs are for education
on relevant topics.
1 out of 1
Signs & Symptoms
Student Response Model Answer Explanation Points Ear
not currently on cardiac diet not currently on cardiac diet Brian's stent was just placed,
indicating a need for recovery
instructions. In addition, his lifestyle
is sedentary and his diet isn't
cardiac-friendly, so he has room to
learn about the link between heart
health and diet & exercise.
1 out of 1
new placement of cardiac stent new placement of cardiac stent Brian's stent was just placed,
indicating a need for recovery
instructions. In addition, his lifestyle
is sedentary and his diet isn't
cardiac-friendly, so he has room to
learn about the link between heart
health and diet & exercise.
1 out of 1
Your Results Lab Pass (/assignment_attempts/13427681/lab_pass.
Overview
Transcript
Subjective Data Collection
Objective Data Collection
Education & Empathy
Documentation
Care Plan
Program Competency Progress
Video Tutorial
Student Survey
Nursing Diagnosis 4 out of

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