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    Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation

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    The nursing assessment found the patient had high blood pressure likely due to increased peripheral pressure. The plan was to monitor the patient's vital signs and maintain their blood pressure within normal range by having them rest adequately, providing comfort measures, advising relaxation techniques, and discouraging long periods of sitting or standing. After implementing these interventions the patient's blood pressure decreased to a safer level of 130/90 mmHg.

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    The nursing assessment found the patient had high blood pressure likely due to increased peripheral pressure. The plan was to monitor the patient's vital signs and maintain their blood pressure within normal range by having them rest adequately, providing comfort measures, advising relaxation techniques, and discouraging long periods of sitting or standing. After implementing these interventions the patient's blood pressure decreased to a safer level of 130/90 mmHg.

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    The nursing assessment found the patient had high blood pressure likely due to increased peripheral pressure. The plan was to monitor the patient's vital signs and maintain their blood pressure within normal range by having them rest adequately, providing comfort measures, advising relaxation techniques, and discouraging long periods of sitting or standing. After implementing these interventions the patient's blood pressure decreased to a safer level of 130/90 mmHg.

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    ASSESSMENT

    NURSING DIAGNOSIS Infective cerebral tissue perfusion R/T increase peripheral pressure as evidence by elevated blood pressure

    PLANNING

    INTERVENTION

    RATIONALE

    EVALUATION

    S: Mataas ang BP ko as verbalized by the patient. O: T: 37.5C BP: 170/100 mmHg PR: 81 bpm RR: 20 cpm conscious and coherent weak in appearance

    To monitor patients blood pressure and maintain with normal range

    Monitor V/S Advise patient to have adequate rest period Provide comfort measures Provide rest in between activities Advised the patient to use relaxation techniques Discourage sitting and standing for long period of time

    Facilitate management of hypertension which is the major risk factor for damage to blood vessels / organ function To prevent fatigue To provide comfort To promote the relaxation of the body for new activities To destruct attention and reduce tension To maximum tissue perfusion

    After a series of nursing intervention the patient was manifested BP: 130/90 mmHg

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