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acute decompensated HF

previously called congestive HF


the body's compensatory mechanisms fail


cardiac cells remodeled


congestion in lungs


pulmonary edema

clinical manifestations of pulmonary edema

anxiety


skin: pale, cyanotic, clammy, cold


dyspnesa orthopenea


resp rate >30 use of accessory muscles


frothy blood tinged sputum


crackles and wheezes


rapid HR

left sided HF

pulmonary congestion and edema


crackles and wheezing


SOB

right sided HF

more systemic effects


JVD


enlarged liver


enlarged spleen


peripheral edema



right sided is usually caused by left sided

biventricular HF

usually seen in Chronic HF


SOB


persistent dry cough


extra heart sounds


swelling in legs and ankles


JVD


ascites


enlarged liver


crackles in lungs

other signs and symptoms of HF

Nocturia (6-7times)



changes in skin: cool, shiny, no hair, brown pigment



hypoxia effects: irritable, confused, memory changes


diagnostics

chest xray


CBC check for cardiac enzymes


ECG 12 lead


2 dimensional echochardiagram


cardiac cath


stress test


daily weights


VAD

Chronic HF nursing managment

O2 therapy (canula)


rest / activity periods


telehealth monitoring


drug therapy


pace maker/ defibrillators


VAD for left side


transplant


palliative


Acute decomp. HF nursing management

high fowlers


O2 mask or canula


biPAP


intraaortic ballon pump


mechanical intubation/ endotracheal


VS UOP at least every hr


intra arterial bp


ultrafiltration (removes salt and water)


digoxin

increases contractility


improves activity tolerance


0.8-2 therapeutic


anything over 2 toxic -N/V, visual disturbances


used in chronic not ADHF


take apical pulse full minute


notify if <60


vasodilators

used to decrease preload and afterload


if pt cant tolerate ACE or ARB



IV= monitor BP q5-10 min


s/e = n/v h/a dizziness blurred vision



patches = hair free spot take off for night


nutrition

DASH diet


daily weights



report :


2lbs in 24hrs-48hrs


3-5lbs in a week



in renal probs : limit fluid 2L day

teaching

take meds


eat low sodium


weigh daily


report gains


avoid alcohol, caffeine, dietpills, otc,


balance rest and activity


s/s or worsening HF

fatigue


activity limitation


congestion


edema


SOB

joint commission measures

pt with know systolic must be on ACE or ARB



smokers must get cessation education