NRSG CAD w MI concept map PDF

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Coronary Artery Disease with Acute Myocardial Infarction

Diagnostic tests

Signs and Symptoms Nursing Diagnosis Decreased cardiac output r/t disease process CAD as evid by fatigue

The major blood vessels that supply the heart become damaged or diseased. A buildup of plaque can narrow the arteries, decreasing blood to your heart.

ECG Echocardiogram Exercise Stress test Nuclear stress test Cardiac catherization /angiogram Cardiac CT scan

Chest pain, SOB, heart attack,

Intervention- assess VS, heart sounds via auscultation

Medications Labs Intervention – observe signs of decreasing peripheral tissue perfusion

CBC Metabolic panel Intervention- educate stress management

Goal: - patient to present no signs of peripheral tissue perfusion

Goal: patient to be able to maintain adequate cardiac output

Goal: - patient to demonstrate deep breathing exercises, and relaxation techniques

Nursing Diagnosis

Aspirin Beta blockers Calcium channel blockers Nitroglycerin ACE inhibitors ARBS STATINS – anti-cholesterol

Nursing Diagnosis Increased chest pain r/t disease process CAD, as evid by verbalized tightness in chest

Intervention- place patient in comfortable position and administer oxygen to enhance myocardial oxygen supply

Acute pain r/t decreased myocardial blood flow as evid by verbalized angina pain.

Intervention Place patient on complete bed rest during angina pain

Goal: patient to demonstrate less stress, 010 angina pain while resting.

Goal: - patient to demonstrate less pain on exertion during movement.

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