Data support inconsistent regimens.
Consume frozen fast food sometimes
Refuses to follow a recommended workout program
Do not do anything that is against his health plan.
Interventions
The customer must be able to explain the BP restrictions to you.
Talk about the effect of high blood pressure on the neurological, renal and circulatory systems.
Discuss with the patient the importance and benefits of having a controlled blood pressure
Help patients understand the risk factors and develop a plan to reduce them.
Explain to the client the importance of the regimen. It is important that the client has a good understanding of all recommended medication, including their dosage and mechanism. Side effects that could be harmful
Home demonstration of BP self monitoring methods
Forcing the patient to adhere to a personal workout program is advisable. Tell the patient about the benefits of following this program.
The Key Problem
Transfer of impaired gas
Data support hypoxemia, which is a result of a room having a SPo2 level of 84%
Auxiliary muscles are used in breathing and nasal flaring is obvious
Evident Dyspnea Orthopnea Tchycardia (HR at 131 beats per min)
Interventions
Pay attention to your breathing and the use of auxiliary muscles.
Do a lung assessment and an auscultate in order to detect any adventitious sounds.
Use a non-rebreather oxygen mask to provide oxygen. Monitor the oxygen saturation level and any peripheral and central cyanosis.
Vertigo, fatigue, altered mental state, or vertigo are signs of hypercapnia.
Analyze acidosis ABGs.
The Semi-Fowlers position is best for the patient. Examine how your location influences venous saturation, pulse oximetry and other measures.
Strict weight monitoring is required in order to lose weight and maximize lung expansion.
Keep a turning circle for 2 hours to avoid immobility.
Deep breathing exercises can be used to help the patient avoid atelectasis.
Reassure your client that they can conquer any worries that might affect their normal breathing.
Take responsibility