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    The patient presents with shortness of breath, weakness, cough, and tachycardia due to decreased cardiac output related to valvular dysfunction from infective endocarditis. The nursing diagnosis is decreased cardiac output. Nursing objectives are to monitor vital signs and assess the heart and lungs after 8 hours of care to evaluate the patient's response. Interventions include monitoring blood pressure and pulse, auscultating the heart and lungs, keeping the patient on bed rest, providing supplemental oxygen, and administering IV antibiotics and antipyretics as ordered.

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    Nursing Care Plan Endocarditis

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    The patient presents with shortness of breath, weakness, cough, and tachycardia due to decreased cardiac output related to valvular dysfunction from infective endocarditis. The nursing diagnosis is decreased cardiac output. Nursing objectives are to monitor vital signs and assess the heart and lungs after 8 hours of care to evaluate the patient's response. Interventions include monitoring blood pressure and pulse, auscultating the heart and lungs, keeping the patient on bed rest, providing supplemental oxygen, and administering IV antibiotics and antipyretics as ordered.

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    The patient presents with shortness of breath, weakness, cough, and tachycardia due to decreased cardiac output related to valvular dysfunction from infective endocarditis. The nursing diagnosis is decreased cardiac output. Nursing objectives are to monitor vital signs and assess the heart and lungs after 8 hours of care to evaluate the patient's response. Interventions include monitoring blood pressure and pulse, auscultating the heart and lungs, keeping the patient on bed rest, providing supplemental oxygen, and administering IV antibiotics and antipyretics as ordered.

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    Nursing Care Plan Endocarditis

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    The patient presents with shortness of breath, weakness, cough, and tachycardia due to decreased cardiac output related to valvular dysfunction from infective endocarditis. The nursing diagnosis is decreased cardiac output. Nursing objectives are to monitor vital signs and assess the heart and lungs after 8 hours of care to evaluate the patient's response. Interventions include monitoring blood pressure and pulse, auscultating the heart and lungs, keeping the patient on bed rest, providing supplemental oxygen, and administering IV antibiotics and antipyretics as ordered.

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    NURSING CARE PLAN (NCP)

    CUES NURSING BACKGROUND NURSING NURSING RATIONALE EVALUATION


    DIAGNOSIS KNOWLEDGE OBJECTIVES INTERVENTIONS
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    Objective: process. commonly, bacterial.  Auscultate heart -detect new murmur or
    -received pt. per The most common sound change in existing
    stretcher organism is  Keep client on bed, murmur and presence
    -shortness of Streptococcus viridans. promote bed rest, of gallop
    breath/ dyspnea Vegetations (growths semi fowlers position -decrease oxygen
    noted or lesion) may cause is preferred consumption and
    -cyanotic vulvular dysfunction.  Evaluate Jugular vein promote venous return
    -weakness distention
    noted  Record intake and -
    -cough noted Source: output
    -tachycardia http://nursingcrib.com/  Record daily weight -to measure the exact
    noted critical-care-and- fluid retention of the
     Provide supplemental
    - with the ff vls: emergency-nursing/end body
    oxygen at 2 to 4
    T - ocarditis/ -for baseline purposes
    L/min.
    PR- - to maintain or
     Auscultate lung fields
    RR- improve oxygenation
    for evidence of
    BP-
    crackles(rales)

    Dependent:
    Administer multi-I.V
    antibiotic regimen
    antipyretics as ordered
    and as needed.

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