Hypertension
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| Assessment data (subjective and objective findings relevant to THIS diagnosis) | Goals / expected outcomes | Nursing intervention | Rationale | Evaluation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Patient has hypertension diagnosis but no current treatment, lab findings, or vital signs documented; patient concerns not specified; likely lacks understanding of condition and management | Patient will verbalize understanding of hypertension, its risks, and management strategies within 3 days | Assess patient’s current knowledge about hypertension and its complications | Identifies gaps in knowledge to tailor teaching effectively | Patient’s baseline knowledge identified and documented |
| Provide simple explanations about hypertension, causes, and potential complications | Helps patient understand the importance of management and adherence | Patient demonstrates improved understanding by asking relevant questions | ||
| Teach lifestyle modifications such as low-sodium diet, regular exercise, and smoking cessation | Lifestyle changes can reduce blood pressure and improve health outcomes | Patient expresses willingness to try recommended lifestyle changes | ||
| Explain importance of regular blood pressure monitoring and medication adherence if prescribed | Monitoring helps detect changes early and improves control | Patient can describe how and when to check blood pressure | ||
| Provide written materials or resources for patient reference | Reinforces verbal teaching and supports retention of information | Patient reports using materials for review and education |
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