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    Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Objective of Care Intervention Rationale

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    The patient presented with decreased cardiac output related to decreased cardiac contractility and dysrhythmias. The objective of care was for the patient to demonstrate improved cardiac output through normal vital signs, decreased dyspnea, and understanding of self-care after 8 hours of nursing intervention including rest, monitoring of vital signs and intake/output, administration of oxygen and diuretics as needed, and ensuring a calm environment. The interventions and monitoring were aimed at improving the patient's hemodynamic status and reducing symptoms of heart failure.

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    The patient presented with decreased cardiac output related to decreased cardiac contractility and dysrhythmias. The objective of care was for the patient to demonstrate improved cardiac output through normal vital signs, decreased dyspnea, and understanding of self-care after 8 hours of nursing intervention including rest, monitoring of vital signs and intake/output, administration of oxygen and diuretics as needed, and ensuring a calm environment. The interventions and monitoring were aimed at improving the patient's hemodynamic status and reducing symptoms of heart failure.

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    The patient presented with decreased cardiac output related to decreased cardiac contractility and dysrhythmias. The objective of care was for the patient to demonstrate improved cardiac output through normal vital signs, decreased dyspnea, and understanding of self-care after 8 hours of nursing intervention including rest, monitoring of vital signs and intake/output, administration of oxygen and diuretics as needed, and ensuring a calm environment. The interventions and monitoring were aimed at improving the patient's hemodynamic status and reducing symptoms of heart failure.

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    Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Objective of Care Intervention Rationale

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    The patient presented with decreased cardiac output related to decreased cardiac contractility and dysrhythmias. The objective of care was for the patient to demonstrate improved cardiac output through normal vital signs, decreased dyspnea, and understanding of self-care after 8 hours of nursing intervention including rest, monitoring of vital signs and intake/output, administration of oxygen and diuretics as needed, and ensuring a calm environment. The interventions and monitoring were aimed at improving the patient's hemodynamic status and reducing symptoms of heart failure.

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    Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Objective of Care Intervention Rationale

    Subjective: Decreased cardiac After 8 hours of


    “madali man ako napapagod output related to nursing intervention.  Obtain Resting  Provides a basis for
    mam at nahihirapan din po ako decreased cardiac The patient will be able Vital Signs evaluating
    huminga, mabilis po tumitikob contractility and to: effectiveness of
    ang puso ko” dysrhythmias intervention
     Demonstrate
    Objective: Improved Cardiac  Inspect skin for  Pallor is indicative
    Abnormal heart sounds (S3, output as evidence pallor, cyanosis. of decreased
    S4) by vital signs peripheral
    Restlessness within normal perfusion,
    Cold Clammy skin ranges secondary to
    BP:  Decreased inadequate cardiac
    80/50 Manifestation of output
    T-37*C Dyspnea
    PR-98bpm  Patient explains  Assess heart  S3 indicates LV
    RR-10 actions and sounds for gallops Failure, S4 implies
    precautions to take (S3, S4). Diastolic Filling
    for cardiac disease.

     Measure and  I&O are essential


    document I&O for monitoring for
    every 4 hours potential fluid
    overload.

     Provide calm,  Quiet environment


    restful facilitates rest
    surroundings, which helps
    minimize decrease emotional
    environmental stress that
    activity or noise. facilitates
    relaxation.
     Increases available
     Administer oxygen for
    supplemental myocardial uptake
    oxygen as indicated to combat effects
    of hypoxia and
    ischemia.

     Administer  Diuretics often lead


    diuretics as to clinical
    prescribed improvements to
    patient with heart
    disease.

    Reference:

    https://www.scribd.com/doc/39367562/Decreased-Cardiac-Output-Related-to-Decreased-Myocardial-Contractility-Secondary-to-
    Cardiomyopathy

    https://nurseslabs.com/decreased-cardiac-output/

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