Nursing congestive heart failure Care Plan

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STUDENT NAME: DATE:

CLIENT’S INITIALS: CLIENT’S AGE: GENDER: M / F ALLERGIES:

Advance Directives: Restrains: Y / N DIET (including tube feeding with rate)

Admitting Medical Diagnosis:

Chief Complaint:

History of Present illness:

Past Medical History:

Cultural and Spiritual Assessment:

( Medications taken at home or before transfer: (include dose and frequency) )

Summarize Pathophysiology (in our own words, include definition, etiology and physiology)

Definition of Concurrent Diagnoses (all of them)

Correlational of all diagnoses with current condition

Signs and Symptoms: (Indicate which ones your client has)

Diagnostic test for this condition: (Indicate which ones utilized for client)

Treatment (med/surg/pharmacological)

Nursing Interventions and rationale:

Medications administered during client assignment including IVF’s, Rate, and reason for Fluids.

Generic/Trade Name Classification

Major Action

Reason Prescribed to Client

Dose Given/Normal Range

Adverse Effects Precautions/Contraindications

Nursing Implication

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Generic/Trade Name Classification

Major Action

Reason Prescribed to Client

Dose Given/ Normal Range

Adverse Effects Precautions/Contraindications

Nursing Implication

Generic/Trade Name Classification

Major Action

Reason Prescribed to Client

Dose Given/ Normal Range

Adverse Effects Precautions/Contraindications

Nursing Implication

LABORATORY AND DIAGNOSTIC TESTS

Other Pertinent labs

DATE

DIAGNOSTIC STUDY

RESULTS

SIGNIFICANCE TO PATIENT

NURSING DIAGNOSIS R/T AND EVIDENCED BY-

Subjective Supportive Data-

Objective Supportive Data

NURSING ACTIONS

SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLE/ RATIONALE

EVALUATION

MODIFICATION

NURSING DIAGNOSIS R/T AND EVIDENCED BY-

Subjective Supportive Data-

Objective Supportive Data

NURSING ACTIONS

SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLE/ RATIONALE

EVALUATION

MODIFICATION

DISCHARGE PLANNING

CLIENT’S NEED FOR DISCHARGE

INTERVENTIONS

RATIONALE