Chronic heart conditions include heart failure, hypertension, coronary artery disease, and peripheral arterial and vascular disease. What is different in these conditions? You will examine heart attacks, STEMI, and NSTEMI, along with the diagnostic tools to help find out what is wrong and medications to use. What are the clinical keys to determine STEMI vs. NSTEMI and what should nurses be concerned about? Do not forget the “NSG-320 ECG Worksheet.”
Objectives:
- Incorporate pathophysiology, clinical manifestations, and diagnostic studies related to chronic heart failure and peripheral artery diseases and peripheral venous disorders of the lower extremities.
- Collaborate with interprofessional partners to develop a comprehensive plan of care for persons across the adult life span with chronic heart failure and peripheral artery diseases and peripheral venous disorders of the lower extremities.
- Apply the nursing process to plan, prioritize, and implement evidence-based, person-centered, quality nursing management of adults with chronic heart failure and peripheral artery diseases and peripheral venous disorders of the lower extremities, including ongoing assessment, age-related or diversity considerations, postoperative care, medication education, self-care strategies, and follow-up care for any health setting.
- Build on previous knowledge to make use of medication classification, mechanism of action, indications for use, calculations, nursing considerations, major adverse effects, and evaluation of therapeutic effectiveness of selected medications used in the treatment of adults with chronic heart failure and peripheral artery diseases and peripheral venous disorders of the lower extremities.
- Evaluate outcomes of care, including medications, self-care effectiveness, and recognition of potential complications.
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