Gina Cecilio Health Promotion and Education NURS 370

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Outcome: Patient will eat a low salt diet (200mg or less) Eating too much salt makes you keep water in your body, thus, increasing the amount of effort the heart to work. * Most common is table salt * Canned and prepackaged food * Enriched bread & cereal FOOD LOW IN SALT * Lean meat, chicken, fish * Vegetables, potatoes, beans, leafy greens * Fruits, apple, grape Congestive Heart Failure Health Promotion and Education for Chronic Illness Management What is Congestive Heart Failure? Referred as CHF or heart failure. A condition that reduces the ability of the heart to pump blood effectively. RISK FACTORS OBESITY SMOKING & ALCOHOL POOR NUTRITION Medications Fluid Management Outcome: Patient will weigh heim/her self daily in order to monitor for fluid retention * keep a daily log of fluid intake * monitor for weight gain 3 lbs in 1 week * monitor for feet and leg swelling * monitor for shortness of breath Outcome: Patient will follow with prescribed medication regimen * know the side effect of each medication * take diuretic medication early in the morning, prevent interruption to sleep * record daily pulse & blood pressure DIET EXERCISE OUTCOME: PATIENT WILL PERFORM DAILY EXERCISE AS TOLERATED * WALKING FOR 10-30 MINUTES OR TOLERATED * EXCESSIVE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CAN FURTHER WEAKEN THE HEART

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Outcome: Patient will eat a

low salt diet (200mg or less)

Eating too much salt makes

you keep water in your body,

thus, increasing the amount of

effort the heart to work.

* Most common is table salt

* Canned and prepackaged

food

* Enriched bread & cereal

FOOD LOW IN SALT

* Lean meat, chicken, f ish

* Vegetables, potatoes,

beans, leafy greens

* Fruits, apple, grape

Congestive Heart Failure

Health Promotion and Education for Chronic Il lness Management

What is Congestive Heart Failure?

Referred as CHF or heart failure. A condition that reduces the ability

of the heart to pump blood effectively.

RISK FACTORS

OBESITY

SMOKING & ALCOHOL

POOR NUTRITIONMedications

Fluid ManagementOutcome: Patient will weigh heim/her self daily in order to monitor for fluid retention * keep a daily log of fluid

intake * monitor for weight gain 3 lbs

in 1 week * monitor for feet and leg swelling * monitor for shortness of breath

Outcome: Patient will follow with prescribed medication regimen

* know the side effect of each medication

* take diuretic medication early in the morning, prevent interruption to sleep

* record daily pulse & blood pressure

DIET

EXERCISEOUTCOME: PATIENT WILL PERFORM DAILY EXERCISE AS TOLERATED* WALKING FOR 10-30 MINUTES OR TOLERATED* EXCESSIVE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CAN FURTHER WEAKEN THE HEART