College of Nursing
College of Nursing
SUBJECTIVE: Decreased After 7 hours of Independent: Goal met:
Nahihilo ako. As cardiac output nursing intervention, Monitor BP every 1-2 hours, Changes in BP may indicate After 7 hours of nursing
verbalized by the the patient will have or every 5 minutes during changes in patient status requiring intervention, the patient
patient. no elevation in blood active titration of vasoactive prompt attention. had no elevation in blood
pressure above drugs. pressure above normal
normal limits and limits and maintained a
OBJECTIVE: will maintain blood Suggest frequent position It may decrease peripheral venous blood pressure within
Decreased pressure within changes. pooling that may be potentiated by acceptable limits.
cardiac output acceptable limits. vasodilators and prolonged sitting
Lethargic or standing.
Vital signs taken
as follows: Encourage patient to decrease Caffeine is a cardiac stimulant and
T: 36.4 intake of caffeine, cola, and may adversely affect cardiac
PR: 75 bpm chocolates. function.
RR: 21 cpm
BP: 180/100 Observe skin color, Peripheral vasoconstriction may
temperature, capillary refill result in pale, cool, clammy skin,
time and diaphoresis. with prolonged capillary refill
time.
Dependent:
Administer medicines as To promote wellness.
prescribed by the physician.