Wednesday, 16 April 2014

Nursing Care with Acute Myocardial Infarct (AMI)

  1. ASSESSMENT
Assessment Date: Wednesday, April 25, 2012 16:45 hours IST
Space: ICU
How assessment: interview, physical examination, observation
Date of admission: Wednesday, April 25, 2012 12:17 hours IST
Client Identity
Name: Mr.. A
Age: 73 years
No.. Register: C351746
Address: Pedurungan, Semarang
Occupation: Retired
Marital Status: Married
Medical Diagnosis: Acute Posterior Inferior MCI
Responsible Clients
Name: Mr.. M
Age: 45 years
Address: Pedurungan, Semarang
Occupation: PNS
Last Education: Bachelor
Relationships with clients: Children
  1. Primary Assessment
  1. Airway
Clients were able to breathe spontaneously, no airway obstruction such as blood, secretions, or foreign bodies. No snoring or gurgling sound on the client's airway. There cough reflex.
  1. Breathing
RR 28x/menit, nasal oxygen cannula mounted 3 liter / min, breathing regular, symmetrical chest expansion, comparison of inspiration: expiration = 1:2, there is no retraction of the chest wall, no nostril breathing and no use of accessory muscles pernapasanterdengar ronkhi sound.
  1. Circulation
TD: 79/61 mm Hg, MAP: 57 mmHg, HR: 71 x / min, SpO2: 93%,Capilary refill less than 2 seconds, not bleeding appears, no cyanosis, akral on the upper and lower extremities cold, chest pain terapat very great until the cold sweat, JVP +3 cm.
  1. Disability
Awareness composmentis with GCS: (E 4, M 6, V 5), pupil size 2/2 mm (isokor), there is light at the pupil reaction (right-left), upper extremity muscle strength right / left: 5/5, limb muscle strength bottom right / left: 5/5.
  1. Exposure
No injuries or injury to the whole body. Temperature: 36.8 ° C.The client lies with the position semifowler, akral the upper and lower extremities cold.
  1. Catheter Folley
Installed Folley catheter, urine contained 100 ml of clear yellow.
  1. Gastric tube
Not attached NGT
  1. Heart monitors
Heart monitors shows heart rate 71 x / min, Sao 2 93%,respiratory rate 18 / min, blood pressure 79/51 mm Hg, MAP 57 mmHg.

  1. Secondary Assessment
  1. Medical history
  1. The main complaint
The client complained of chest pain is very great.
  1. History of present illness
Clients come to the ER Hospital Dr. Kariadi on April 25, 2012 at 12:17 pm with complaints of chest pain. Clients say less than 5 hours before hospital admission on chest yeri clients feel very great to the client in a cold sweat. Clients say the pain is felt after the client clean-room and bath. Client's family said earlier clients to check their health poly Hospital Dr. Kariadi and got drug (aspilet). The results of the data obtained in the ER assessment that the client is experiencing chest pain, nausea and vomiting are. TD: 97/47 mmHg, N: 56 times / min, RR: 12 times / min, temperature: 36.5 0 C and Atrial Fibrillation ECG. At IGD client is given intravenously intervention RL 12 TPM, O 2 cannula mounted 3 lpm, plavix 4 tablets, 2 SA injection ampoules, and dopamine 5 mg / kg / min (4 cc / hour) through Syring pump. The client was taken to the ICU around 16:45 pm. Composmentis client's level of consciousness with GCS E 4 M 6 V 5, the client uses a nasal cannula oxygen 3 liters / min, and mounted Dower catheter.

  1. Past medical history
Families say the client does not have a history of hypertension and cholesterol. Client's family said earlier client never admitted to the hospital.
  1. Family history of disease
Families said that no family members who have a history of diabetes, hypertension, kidney disease, asthma.
  1. KU and TTV
KU: Weak, level of consciousness: composmentis, GCS: E 4 M 5 V ET
16 April 2012
TD
(MmHg)
MAP
(MmHg)
HR
(Times / min)
SPO 2
(%)
RR
(Times / min)
Temperature
(O C)
17:00
116/85
92
115
92
28
36.8
18:00
106/71
79
82
90
28
36.7
19:00
108/69
79
80
90
28
36.8
20:00
100/70
78
88
90
29
36.9
21:00
106/71
79
82
90
28
36.7
  1. Physical examination
    1. Head and Neck
Studied
Information
Scalp
Clean, no injuries or lesions, no swelling.
The state of Hair
Black and straight, spread evenly, clean.
Eye
= Left-right symmetric, conjunctival pallor, no jaundice sclera.
Nose
No lesions, no discharge, no septal deviation, nasal oxygen cannula mounted 3 liter / min.
Ear
Clean, symmetrical right = left, there was no discharge
Mouth
Lip and oral mucosa appears dry, clean, there is no candidiasis / stomatitis, dental complete, no false teeth, dental caries
Neck
Normal form, no palpable swelling of the thyroid gland, there is no deviation of the trachea, JVP +3 cm.
    1. Cardiovascular System
Studied
Information
Inspection
ICTUS Cordis does not appear, there are no lesions on the chest area
Palpation
No palpable masses, palpable pulse ICTUS cordis
Percussion
dullness, heart border is in ICS V.
Auscultation
I-II heart sound pure, no gallop, no murmurs
    1. Respiratory System
Studied
Information
Inspection
Symmetrical chest movement, no injury
Palpation
There is no mass, tactile fremitus at the right and left, there is no deformity
Percussion
Sonor entire lung field
Auscultation
Vesicular sounds throughout the lung fields, no wheezing sound and ronkhi.
    1. System persyarafan
    1. Cerebral Function
GCS: (E 4, M 6, V 5)
Level of Consciousness: Composmentis
    1. Nerves k ranial:
    • Nerve I (olfactory)
Date / Time
25 April 2012 at 17:00
Right nasal sensation
Normal
The sensation of the left nasal
Normal
    • Nerve II (optic)
Date / Time
25 April 2012 at 17:00
Right eye
Visual acuity
Clear
Field of view
Being able to see the vast
See color
Normal
Eye
left
Visual acuity
Clear
Field of view
Being able to see the vast
See color
Normal
    • Nerve III (oculomotor)
Date / Time
25 April 2012 at 17:00
Right eye
Form
isokhor
Large pupils
2 mm
Light reflex
normal
Eye
left
Form
isokhor
Large pupils
2 mm
Light reflex
normal
    • Nerve IV (trochlearis)
Date / Time
25 April 2012 at 17:00
Right eye
Downward eye movement in
Normal
Eye
left
Downward eye movement in
Normal
    • Nerve V (trigeminal)
Date / Time
25 April 2012 at 17:00
Sensation on the face of the object rough, smooth, blunt, pointed.
Forehead
Normal
Chin
Normal
Right cheek
Normal
Left cheek
Normal
Opening the mouth
Capable
Chew
Capable
Bite
Capable
    • Nerve VI (abducen)
Date / Time
25 April 2012 at 17:00
Right eye
Lateral eye movement
Normal
See twins
There is no
Eye
left
Lateral eye movement
Normal
See twins
There is no
    • Nerve VII (facial)
Date / Time
25 April 2012 at 17:00
Puckered forehead
Capable
Smile
Capable
Raised eyebrows
Capable
Blindfold
Capable
    • Nerve VIII (vestibulochoclears)
Stairs / Time
25 April 2012 at 17:00
Right ear
Voices whisper
Being able to hear
Seconds wristwatch
Being able to hear
Ear
left
Voices whisper
Being able to hear
Seconds wristwatch
Being able to hear
    • Nerves IX (glossopharyngeal)
Date / Time
25 April 2012 at 17:00
Sensing acid
Capable
Feel the salty
Capable
    • Nerve X (vagus)
Date / Time
25 April 2012 at 17:00
Swallow
Capable
Speak
Capable
    • Nerve XI (accesorius)
Date / Time
25 April 2012 at 17:00
Shrug
Right
Capable
Left
Capable
Lifting the head
Capable
    • Nerve XII (hypoglossal)
Date / Time
25 April 2012 at 17:00
Sticking her tongue out
Capable
Move the tongue
To the right
Capable
To the left
Capable
Tremor
There is no
    1. Sensory function
Stimulus
25 April 2012
Visual
Auditory
Raba
Tasting
Smelling
Painful
+ / +
+ / +
+ / +
+
+
there is
Ket. : +: Good
    1. Motor function
Date
25 April 2012
Muscle strength
Upper limb
5/5
Lower extremity
5/5
Muscle tone
Upper limb
5
Lower extremity
5
Trophic
Upper limb
Not undergo atrophy
Lower extremity
Not undergo atrophy
    1. Reflex
Inferior extremity
Reflex
right
left
Babinski reflex
Reflex Chaddock
-
-
-
-
    1. Abdomen
Studied
Information
Inspection
Convex shape, no lesions, no discharge on the umbilical.
Auscultation
There bowel sounds 10 times / min.
Palpation
No palpable lump or mass. There is no enlargement of liver and spleen.
Percussion
Tympanic
    1. Extremity
Upper Extremity
Date / hour
Right
Left
Pins and needles
Edema
Baal
Painful
Pins and needles
Edema
Baal
Painful
18/04/2012
19:00
There is no
There is no
There is no
There is no
There is no
There is no
There is no
There is no
Muscle strength = 5/5
Lower Extremity
Date / hour
Right
Left
Pins and needles
Edema
Baal
Painful
Pins and needles
Edema
Baal
Painful
18/04/2012
19:00
There is no
There is
There is no
There is no
There is no
There is
There is no
There is no
Muscle strength = 5/5
    1. Integumentary System
Date / hour
Skin color
Turgor
Mucosal lip
Capillary refill
Abnormality
18/04/2012
19:00
Tanned, clean
Good
dry
Less than 2 seconds
There is no
    1. Genetalia
Installed DC, clean, no infection.
  1. Nutritional status

Value
Category
<20
Underweight
20 â € "25
Normal
25 â € "30
Overweight
> 30
Obesity
Anthropometric
BB: 60kg TB: 168cm
BMI: weight / height (m 2)
: 60/1, 68 2
: 22.78 (Normal)
  1. Food habits
Before the illness, the client usually eat 3 times a day with a menu of rice, vegetables, side dishes, and water. After the pain, the clients get the nutrients in the form of a low-salt diet from the hospital 3 times a day and snacks (snacks) 2 times a day.
  1.  Physical appearance
The body is weak, the client is attached infusion, and Dower cathether.
  1. Diet
1700 kcal low-salt diet 3 times a day and snacks (snacks) 2 times a day.
  1. Fluid status
Date
Intake (mL)
Output (mL)
Balance of fluid (ml)
18/4/2012
And drug infusion: 201 ml
Drink: 0 ml
Eating: 0 ml
Urine: 75 ml
IWL: 87.5 ml
Stool: 0
+38.5 Ml
Total Input: 201 ml
Total output: 162.5 ml
  1. Status gie ne h y
During illness, Tn. I in a weakened state so that the client is not able to perform self-care independently. Personal hygiene is assisted by a nurse swabbed every morning and evening. Client's hair looks clean, clothes and pampers clients changed every day or when bathing
  1. Activity and exercise
Self-care ability
Bartel INDEX
Score
FEEDING
0 = Not capable
5 = With the help of cutting, spread jam, ask for diet
10 = Self
5
Bathing
0 = Depends
5 = Self (or the shower)
0
GROOMING
0 = Need help
5 = Self-grooming, combing hair, cut nails, etc.
0
DRESSING
0 = Depends
5 = Need help but can do most of their own
10 = Self (including the input buttons, rights, etc..)
0
BOWELS
0 = Not able / incontinence (need giving enemas)
5 = Need help
10 = Can / continental / independent
0
Bladder
0 = incontinence, or dikateter and can not regulate their own
5 = Need help
10 = Can do yourself
0
TOILET USE
0 = Depends
5 = Need help, but sometimes can do themselves
10 = Self (wear and take off clothes)
0
Transfers (BED TO CHAIR AND BACK)
0 = Not capable of, there is no balance when sitting
5 = majority with the help of (1 or 2), can sit
10 = a little help (verbal and physical)
15 = independent
5
MOBILITY (ON LEVEL SURFACES)
0 = Not capable or <50 yards
5 = Depending wheelchair,> 50 yards
10 = Walking with assisted one person (verbal or physical)> 50 yards
15 = Self (but using a rock as a stick)> 50 yards
0
STAIRS (up stairs)
0 = Not capable
5 = Need help (verbal, physical, carrying a stick)
10 = Self
0
TOTAL SCORE
10
Classification of assessment:
0-20: Dependent total
21-40: dependent weight
41-60: being dependent
61-90: light dependent
91-100: independent / self-sufficient
Mr. Barthel index score total. A = 10 with a total dependent criteria.
All activities of clients assisted by nurses.
  1. Status of elimination
BAK
Date
Frequency
Number
Color
Painful
25/4/2012
DC
175 cc / 5 hours
Clear yellow
There is no
CHAPTER
CHAPTER 1 day smoothly client once, the last Chapter on April 25, 2012, at 05:30 pm.
  1. Medical Therapy
Date
Oral therapy
Injection therapy
IVFD
25/04/2012
  • Aspilet 1x160 mg
  • 1x75 mg Plavix
  • 1x10 mg Simvastatin
  • Spironolacton 25 mg
Syring pump:
  • Dopamine 5 mg / kg / min
  • Heparin 1.2 cc / hour
Injection:
  • O meprazole 2x1 ampoules
  • Ceftriaxone 1x2gr
  • RL 1 0TPM
  1. Investigations
  1. AP Photo Thorax X (25 April 2012)
    • Cast: The apex of the heart displaced laterally.
    • Pulmo: Corakan bronkovaskular normal left lung.
Invisible spots on both lung fields.
    • Minor fissure was thickened.
    • Hemithoraks right looks more bleak than the left.
    • Right hemidiaphragm and costophrenic sinus closed gloom.
    • Sinus Konto left-right phrenic taper.
Impression:
    • Cardiomegaly (R V).
    • Pleural effusion.
  1. ECG examination results (25 April 2012 at 17. 0 0 pm)
Rhythm: sinus rhythm
Axis: LAD
QRS rate: 62 x / min
wave: P negative
wave: Q pathological
PR Interval: 0.19 seconds
QRS Duration: 0.08 seconds
ST segment: ST elevation in leads II, III, and AVF
Impression: Normal sinus rhythm, acute infarkinferior, right ventricular hypertrophy.
  1. Results of Laboratory Tests
Date 25/04/12 at 13:21 pm
Examination
Value
Unit
Normal Value
Ket
Hematology package
Hemoglobin
11.19
g%
13.0 to 16.0
L
Hematocrit
33.6
%
40.0 to 54.0
L
Erythrocytes
3.70
Jt / mmk
4.50 to 6.50
L
MCH
30.26
Pg
27-32
MCV
90.9
fL
76-96
MCHC
33.28
g / dL
29-36
Leukocyte
12.8
thousand / mmk
4-11
H
Platelets
171.3
thousand / mmk
150-400
RDW
14.0
%
11.6 to 14.8
MPV
7.64
fL
4-11
Clinical Chemistry
Glucose during
121
mg / dL
74-106
H
Urea
26
mg / dL
15-39
Creatinine
1.48
mg / dL
0.6 to 1.3
H
CK-MB
48.0
U / l
7.0 to 25.0
H
Electrolyte
Sodium
138
mmol / L
136-145
Potassium
4.9
mmol / L
3.5 to 5.1
Chloride
109
mmol / L
98-107
H
Calcium
2.32
mmol / L
2.12 to 2.52
Magnesium
1.03
mmol / L
0.74 â € "0.99
H
Immunology
Troponin I
0.12
Ug / l
<0.1
H
Blood Gas Analysis
Temperature
36.8
C
Hb
11.19
g / dl
-
FiO2
30.00
%
-
pH (37 0 C)
7.31
-
PCO2 (37 0 C)
29.0
mmHg
-
PO2 (37 0 C)
129.0
mmHg
-
pH (Corrected)
7.31
7,350 â € "7,450
L
PCO2 (Corrected)
29.0
mmHg
35.0 â € "45.0
L
PO2 (Corrected)
128
mmHg
83.0 â € "108.0
H
HCO3
14.6
mmol / l
18.0 â € "23.0
L
Base Excess
-10.0
mmol / l
-2.0 Â € "3.0
L
BE Effective
-11.10
SBC
16.5
mmol / l
O2 Saturation
99.0
%
95.0 â € "98.0
A-ADO2
50.0
RI
0.40
AGD impression: partially compensated metabolic acidosis.
PO2/FiO2 = 129/0, 30 = 430 (Normal, the client did not have ALI or ARDS)

  1. DATA ANALYSIS
No.
Analysis of data
Problem
Etiology
1.
DS:
  • Clients say since a few days ago a cough, but the client can not eject phlegm.
DO:
  • Ronkhi sound at the lung bases.
  • Test results of blood gas analysis
pH: 7.31 (L)
PCO2: 29.0 mmHg (L)
HCO3: 14.6 mmol / l (L)
Impression: metabolil acidosis partially compensated
  • X examination AP thoracic images:
  • Minor fissure was thickened.
  • Hemithoraks right looks more bleak than the left.
  • Right hemidiaphragm and costophrenic sinus closed gloom.
Impression: pleural effusion
Impaired gas exchange
Changes in the membrane of the alveoli
2.
DS:
  • The client complained of chest pain is very great.
  • Clients say less than 5 hours before hospital admission on chest yeri clients feel very great to the client in a cold sweat.
  • Clients say the pain is felt after the client clean-room and bath.
DO:
  • TD: 79/61 mm Hg, MAP: 57 mmHg, SpO2: 93%
  • There is edema in the lower extremities.
  • JVP: +3 cm
  • CK-MB: 48.0 U / l (H)
  • Troponin I: 0.12 ug / l
  • Electrolytes: Cl: 109 mmol / l (H); Mg: 1.03 mmol / l (H)
  • Chest x-ray examination X AP:
  • Cast: The apex of the heart displaced laterally.
Impression: cardiomegaly (LV)
  • EKG results:
Rhythm: sinus rhythm
Axis: LAD
QRS rate: 62 x / min
wave: P negative
wave: Q pathological
PR Interval: 0.19 seconds
QRS Duration: 0.08 seconds
ST segment: ST elevation in leads II, III, and AVF
Impression: Normal sinus rhythm, acute infarkinferior, right ventricular hypertrophy.
Decreased cardiac output
Changes in myocardial contractility
  1. PRIORITY ISSUE
  1. The decrease in cardiac output associated with changes in myocardial contractility.
  1. Impaired gas exchange related to changes in the membrane of the alveoli.
  1. Nursing Plan
DATE / HOUR
NO DX
OBJECTIVES AND CRITERIA RESULTS
ACTION PLAN
TTD
04/25/12
17:00
1
After nursing actions for 3x24 hours, the client does not experience a decrease in cardiac output with the expected outcomes:
  1. Vital signs are stable and within normal limits:
TD: 110-130/70-90 mmHg
HR: 60-100 x / min
RR: 16-24 x / min
S: 36.5 to 37.5 0 C
  1. JVP maximum of +2 cm
  2. Akral warm
  3. There is no edema of the extremities
Vital Sign Monitoring (6680)
  • Monitor hemodynamic status.
  • Monitor level of consciousness and GCS
Electrolyte Monitoring (2020)
  • Monitor electrolytes clients include the value of K, Ca, Mg.
  • Monitor the presence of nausea, vomiting and diarrhea
Oxygen Therapy (3320)
  • Assess airway patency
  • Give O2 as per client requirements
Fluid Monitoring (4130)
  • Monitor client's weight
  • Monitor fluid input and output
  • Monitor fluid balance client
Medication Management (2380)
  • Give medication as indicated
  • Give the drug as 6 correct
Dinny
04/25/12
17:00
2
After nursing actions for 3 x 24 hours adequate gas exchange with the expected outcomes:
  1. RR in the normal range: 16-24 x / minute, regular rhythm.
  2. Comparison inspiration: expiration = 1:2
  3. Ronkh i sound in right lung decreased basal
  4. GDA normal
PH: 7:35 to 7:45
PCO 2: 35-45 mmHg
HCO 3: 18-23 mmol / L
BE: -2 - (+2) mmol / L
Respiratory Monitoring (3350)
  • Monitor the client's general condition
  • Monitor changes in respiratory status of the client:
  1. Monitor client's breathing pattern (frequency, depth, breathing effort)
  1. Auscultation of breath sounds client (note the presence of additional lung sounds)
  2. Note the presence of chest retractions and use of accessory muscles of breath
Positioning (0840)
  • Increase effective breathing pattern: b erikan comfortable position on the client (semi fowle r)
Oxygen Therapy (3320)
  • Provide supplemental oxygen as indicated
Acid Base Monitoring (1920)
  • Monitor GDA
Dinny
  1. NOTE DEVELOPMENT
Date / Time
No..Dx
Implementation
Response
Signed
04/25/12
17:05
17:08
17:40
18:00
18:10
18:15
19:00
19:10
19:15
20:00
20:15
20:25
20:30
20:35
20:40
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
Providing a comfortable position on the patient (semi-Fowler)
Giving oxygen mask nonrebreathing 6 liters / minute
Do an EKG
Monitor hemodynamic status and level of consciousness
Monitor the client's breathing pattern (frequency, depth, breathing effort)
Breath sounds Mengauskultasi client
Monitor hemodynamic status and level of consciousness
Monitor the client's breathing pattern (frequency, depth, breathing effort)
Breath sounds Mengauskultasi client
Provide pharmacological therapy: aspilet 160 mg, plavix 75 mg, simvastatin 10 mg, and 25 mg via oral spironolacton.
Monitor hemodynamic status and level of consciousness
Monitor the client's breathing pattern (frequency, depth, breathing effort)
Breath sounds Mengauskultasi client
Monitor the input and output of fluids
Monitor fluid balance client
S: Clients say more comfortable with a half-sitting position according regulated nurses.
O: The client appears to be more relaxed with the semi-Fowler position.
S: The client said it was still crowded, but it's better than ever.
O: RR: 22 x / minute, regular with a ratio of i: e = 1:2.
S: -
O: Rhythm: sinus tachycardia, axis: LAD, QRS rate:114x/menit, P wave: the negative P, Q wave: Q pathological, PR interval: 0.12 sec, QRS duration: 0.08 seconds, the ST segment: ST elevation in V1, V2, V3
S: -
O: BP: 116/85 mm Hg, MAP: 92 mmHg, HR: 115 x / min, Sao2: 97%, temperature: 36.1 0 C, JVP: +4 cm, ECG: sinus tachycardia, GCS E 4 M 6 V 5.
S: The client said it was still a bit claustrophobic.
O: RR: 18 x / minute, regular, the ratio I: E = 1:2, no intercostal retractions and use of accessory muscles.
S: -
O: No snoring and gurgling sounds in the airway. There is no sound of wheezing in both lungs. Vesicular sounds in the left lung. Ronkhi sound right at the lung bases.
S: -
O: BP: 106/71 mm Hg, MAP: 101 mmHg, HR: 79 x / min, Sao2: 97%, temperature: 36.1 0 C, JVP: +3 cm, ECG: sinus rhythm, GCS E 4 M 6 V 5.
S: The client said it was still a bit claustrophobic.
O: RR: 28 x / minute, regular, the ratio I: E = 1:2, no intercostal retractions and use of accessory muscles.
S: -
O: No snoring and gurgling sounds in the airway. There is no sound of wheezing in both lungs. Vesicular sounds in the left lung. Ronkhi sound right at the lung bases.
S: -
O: The client is able to take medication without vomiting. No allergic reactions.
S: The client complained of disturbed sleep due to chest pain.
O: BP: 105/70 mm Hg, MAP: 78 mmHg, HR: 88 x / min, Sao 2:96%, temperature: 36.3 0 C, JVP: +3 cm, ECG: atrial fibrillation, GCS E 4 M 6 V 5.
S: The client says rather claustrophobic.
O: RR: 29 x / minute, regular, rapid, shallow with a ratio of i: e = 1:1, no intercostal retractions and use of accessory muscles.
S: -
O: No snoring and gurgling sounds in the airway. There is no sound of wheezing in both lungs. Vesicular sounds in the left lung. Ronkhi sound right at the lung bases.
S: Clients say already drank 1 small glass while taking the medication.
O: Intake: drink 200 ml, 204 ml infusion and drugs; output: 250 ml urine, IWL 175.5 ml.
S: -
O: Intake: 404 ml, output: 425.5, BC: -21.5 ml.
Dinny
04/26/12
14:05
14:10
15:00
15:05
15:10
15:15
16:00
16.5
16:10
17:05
17:08
17:40
18:00
18:10
18:15
19:00
19:10
19:15
20:00
20:15
20:25
20:30
20:35
20:40
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
1
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
Providing a comfortable position on the patient (semi-Fowler)
Giving oxygen mask nonrebreathing 6 liters / minute
Monitor hemodynamic status and level of consciousness
Monitor the client's breathing pattern (frequency, depth, breathing effort)
Breath sounds Mengauskultasi client
Monitor the provision of dopamine 5 g / kg / min
and heparin 1.2 cc / hour
Monitor hemodynamic status and level of consciousness
Monitor the client's breathing pattern (frequency, depth, breathing effort)
Breath sounds Mengauskultasi client
Monitor hemodynamic status and level of consciousness
Monitor the client's breathing pattern (frequency, depth, breathing effort)
Breath sounds Mengauskultasi client
Monitor hemodynamic status and level of consciousness
Monitor the client's breathing pattern (frequency, depth, breathing effort)
Breath sounds Mengauskultasi client
Monitor hemodynamic status and level of consciousness
Monitor the client's breathing pattern (frequency, depth, breathing effort)
Breath sounds Mengauskultasi client
Provide pharmacological therapy: aspilet 160 mg, plavix 75 mg, simvastatin 10 mg, and 25 mg via oral spironolacton.
Monitor hemodynamic status and level of consciousness
Monitor the client's breathing pattern (frequency, depth, breathing effort)
Breath sounds Mengauskultasi client
Monitor the input and output of fluids
Monitor fluid balance client
S: Clients say more comfortable with a half-sitting position according regulated nurses.
O: The client appears to be more relaxed with the semi-Fowler position.
S: The client said it was still crowded, but it's better than ever.
O: RR: 22 x / minute, regular with a ratio of i: e = 1:2.
S: Clients say chest pain.
O: TD: 96/60 mm Hg, MAP: 67 mmHg, HR: 93 x / min, Sao 2:97%, temperature: 36.1 0 C, JVP: +3 cm, ECG: sinus rhythm, GCS E 4 M 6 V 5.
S: The client says rather claustrophobic.
O: RR: 18 x / minute, regular, the ratio I: E = 1:2, no intercostal retractions and use of accessory muscles.
S: -
O: No snoring and gurgling sounds in the airway. There is no sound of wheezing in both lungs. Vesicular sounds in the left lung. Ronkhi sound right at the lung bases.
S: -
O: No signs of phlebitis and allergies.
S: Clients say chest pain.
O: TD: 79/52 mm Hg, MAP: 58 mmHg, HR: 88 x / min, Sao 2:97%, temperature: 36.1 0 C, JVP: +3 cm, ECG: sinus rhythm, GCS E 4 M 6 V 5.
S: The client says rather claustrophobic.
O: RR: 24 x / minute, regular, the ratio I: E = 1:2, no intercostal retractions and use of accessory muscles.
S: -
O: No snoring and gurgling sounds in the airway. There is no sound of wheezing in both lungs. Vesicular sounds in the left lung. Ronkhi sound right at the lung bases.
S: -
O: TD: 96/56 mm Hg, MAP: 65 mmHg, HR: 108 x / min, Sao 2:97%, temperature: 36.1 0 C, JVP: +3 cm, ECG: sinus tachycardia, GCS E 4 M 6 V 5.
S: The client says rather claustrophobic.
O: RR: 28 x / minute, regular, the ratio I: E = 1:2, no intercostal retractions and use of accessory muscles.
S: -
O: No snoring and gurgling sounds in the airway. There is no sound of wheezing in both lungs. Vesicular sounds in the left lung. Ronkhi sound right at the lung bases.
S: -
O: BP: 101/68 mm Hg, MAP: 74 mmHg, HR: 103 x / min, Sao2: 97%, temperature: 36.1 0 C, JVP: +3 cm, ECG: sinus tachycardia, GCS E 4 M 6 V 5.
S: The client says rather claustrophobic.
O: RR: 22 x / minute, regular, the ratio I: E = 1:2, no intercostal retractions and use of accessory muscles.
S: -
O: No snoring and gurgling sounds in the airway. There is no sound of wheezing in both lungs. Vesicular sounds in the left lung. Ronkhi sound right at the lung bases.
S: The client complained of disturbed sleep due to chest pain.
O: BP: 105/70 mm Hg, MAP: 78 mmHg, HR: 88 x / min, Sao 2:96%, temperature: 36.3 0 C, JVP: +3 cm, ECG: atrial fibrillation, GCS E 4 M 6 V 5.
S: The client says rather claustrophobic.
O: RR: 29 x / minute, regular, rapid, shallow with a ratio of i: e = 1:2, no intercostal retractions and use of accessory muscles.
S: -
O: No snoring and gurgling sounds in the airway. There is no sound of wheezing in both lungs. Vesicular sounds in the left lung. Ronkhi sound right at the lung bases.
S: -
O: The client is able to take medication without vomiting. No allergic reactions.
S: -
O: No snoring and gurgling sounds in the airway. There is no sound of wheezing in both lungs. Vesicular sounds in the left lung. Ronkhi sound right at the lung bases.
S: -
O: BP: 101/68 mm Hg, MAP: 74 mmHg, HR: 103 x / min, Sao2: 97%, temperature: 36.1 0 C, JVP: +3 cm, ECG: sinus tachycardia, GCS E 4 M 6 V 5.
S: The client says rather claustrophobic.
O: RR: 22 x / minute, regular, the ratio I: E = 1:2, no intercostal retractions and use of accessory muscles.
S: Clients say already drank 1 small glass while taking the medication.
O: Intake: drink 200 ml, 308 ml infusion and drugs; output: urine 350 ml, 198 ml IWL.
S: -
O: Intake: 404 ml, output: 425.5, BC: -21.5 ml.
Dinny
27/04/12
14:05
14:10
15:00
15:05
15:10
15:15
16:00
16.5
16:10
17:05
17:08
17:40
18:00
18:10
18:15
19:00
19:10
19:15
20:00
20:15
20:25
20:30
20:35
20:40
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1
2
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1
1
2
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Providing a comfortable position on the patient (semi-Fowler)
Giving oxygen mask nonrebreathing 6 liters / minute
Monitor hemodynamic status and level of consciousness
Monitor the client's breathing pattern (frequency, depth, breathing effort)
Breath sounds Mengauskultasi client
Monitor the provision of dopamine 5 g / kg / min
and heparin 1.2 cc / hour
Monitor hemodynamic status and level of consciousness
Monitor the client's breathing pattern (frequency, depth, breathing effort)
Breath sounds Mengauskultasi client
Monitor hemodynamic status and level of consciousness
Monitor the client's breathing pattern (frequency, depth, breathing effort)
Breath sounds Mengauskultasi client
Monitor hemodynamic status and level of consciousness
Monitor the client's breathing pattern (frequency, depth, breathing effort)
Breath sounds Mengauskultasi client
Monitor hemodynamic status and level of consciousness
Monitor the client's breathing pattern (frequency, depth, breathing effort)
Breath sounds Mengauskultasi client
Provide pharmacological therapy: aspilet 160 mg, plavix 75 mg, simvastatin 10 mg, and 25 mg via oral spironolacton.
Monitor hemodynamic status and level of consciousness
Monitor the client's breathing pattern (frequency, depth, breathing effort)
Breath sounds Mengauskultasi client
Monitor the input and output of fluids
Monitor fluid balance client
S: Clients say more comfortable with a half-sitting position according regulated nurses.
O: The client appears to be more relaxed with the semi-Fowler position.
S: The client said it was still crowded, but it's better than ever.
O: RR: 22 x / minute, regular with a ratio of i: e = 1:2.
S: Clients say chest pain.
O: TD: 96/60 mm Hg, MAP: 67 mmHg, HR: 93 x / min, Sao 2:97%, temperature: 36.1 0 C, JVP: +3 cm, ECG: sinus rhythm, GCS E 4 M 6 V 5.
S: The client says rather claustrophobic.
O: RR: 18 x / minute, regular, the ratio I: E = 1:2, no intercostal retractions and use of accessory muscles.
S: -
O: No snoring and gurgling sounds in the airway. There is no sound of wheezing in both lungs. Vesicular sounds in the left lung. Ronkhi sound right at the lung bases.
S: -
O: No signs of phlebitis and allergies.
S: Clients say chest pain.
O: TD: 79/52 mm Hg, MAP: 58 mmHg, HR: 88 x / min, Sao 2:97%, temperature: 36.1 0 C, JVP: +3 cm, ECG: sinus rhythm, GCS E 4 M 6 V 5.
S: The client says rather claustrophobic.
O: RR: 24 x / minute, regular, the ratio I: E = 1:2, no intercostal retractions and use of accessory muscles.
S: -
O: No snoring and gurgling sounds in the airway. There is no sound of wheezing in both lungs. Vesicular sounds in the left lung. Ronkhi sound right at the lung bases.
S: -
O: TD: 96/56 mm Hg, MAP: 65 mmHg, HR: 108 x / min, Sao 2:97%, temperature: 36.1 0 C, JVP: +3 cm, ECG: sinus tachycardia, GCS E 4 M 6 V 5.
S: The client says rather claustrophobic.
O: RR: 28 x / minute, regular, the ratio I: E = 1:2, no intercostal retractions and use of accessory muscles.
S: -
O: No snoring and gurgling sounds in the airway. There is no sound of wheezing in both lungs. Vesicular sounds in the left lung. Ronkhi sound right at the lung bases.
S: -
O: BP: 101/68 mm Hg, MAP: 74 mmHg, HR: 103 x / min, Sao2: 97%, temperature: 36.1 0 C, JVP: +3 cm, ECG: sinus tachycardia, GCS E 4 M 6 V 5.
S: The client says rather claustrophobic.
O: RR: 22 x / minute, regular, the ratio I: E = 1:2, no intercostal retractions and use of accessory muscles.
S: -
O: No snoring and gurgling sounds in the airway. There is no sound of wheezing in both lungs. Vesicular sounds in the left lung. Ronkhi sound right at the lung bases.
S: The client complained of disturbed sleep due to chest pain.
O: BP: 105/70 mm Hg, MAP: 78 mmHg, HR: 88 x / min, Sao 2:96%, temperature: 36.3 0 C, JVP: +3 cm, ECG: atrial fibrillation, GCS E 4 M 6 V 5.
S: The client says rather claustrophobic.
O: RR: 29 x / minute, regular, rapid, shallow with a ratio of i: e = 1:2, no intercostal retractions and use of accessory muscles.
S: -
O: No snoring and gurgling sounds in the airway. There is no sound of wheezing in both lungs. Vesicular sounds in the left lung. Ronkhi sound right at the lung bases.
S: -
O: The client is able to take medication without vomiting. No allergic reactions.
S: -
O: TD: 124.74 mmHg, MAP: 85 mmHg, HR: 114 x / min, Sao 2:97%, temperature: 36.1 0 C, JVP: +3 cm, ECG: sinus tachycardia, GCS E 4 M 6 V 5.
S: -
O: No snoring and gurgling sounds in the airway. There is no sound of wheezing in both lungs. Vesicular sounds in the left lung. Ronkhi sound right at the lung bases.
S: The client says rather claustrophobic.
O: RR: 22 x / minute, regular, the ratio I: E = 1:2, no intercostal retractions and use of accessory muscles.
S: Clients say already drank 1 small glass while taking the medication.
O: Intake: drink 200 ml, 308 ml infusion and drugs; output: urine 350 ml, 198 ml IWL.
S: -
O: Intake: 404 ml, output: 425.5, BC: -21.5 ml.
Dinny
  1. EVALUATION
Date / Time
Nursing Diagnosis
Evaluation
Signed
04/25/12
21:00
The decrease in cardiac output associatedwith changes in myocardial contractility.
S: The client complained of difficulty sleeping due to shortness of breath.
O:
  • BP: 105/70 mm Hg, MAP: 78 mmHg, HR: 88 x / min, Sao 2: 96%, temperature: 36.3 0 C, JVP: +3 cm, ECG: atrial fibrillation, GCS E 4 M6 5.
  • Acral extremities warm client.
  • There is edema in the lower extremities.
A: The problem is not resolved.
Q: Continue intervention:
  • Monitor hemodynamic status.
  • Monitor electrolytes clients include the value of K, Ca, Mg.
  • Monitor fluid balance client
  • Collaboration of pharmacological therapy
Dinny
04/25/12
21:00
Impaired gas exchange related to changes in the membrane of the alveoli.
S: The client said it was still a bit claustrophobic.
O:
  • RR: 34 x / minute, regular, rapid, shallow with a ratio of i: e = 1:1.
  • There is no intercostal retractions and use of accessory muscles.
  • Ronkhi sound in both basal lung.
A: The problem is not resolved.
Q: Continue intervention:
  • Monitor the client's respiratory status changes
  • Provide supplemental oxygen as indicated
  • Monitor GDA
Dinny
04/26/12
21:00
The decrease in cardiac output associatedwith changes in myocardial contractility.
S: The client complained of disturbed sleep due to chest pain.
O:
  • BP: 101/68 mm Hg, MAP: 74 mmHg, HR: 103 x / min, Sao 2: 97%, temperature: 36.1 0 C, JVP: +3 cm, ECG: sinus tachycardia, GCS E 4M 6 5.
  • Acral extremities warm client.
  • There is edema in the lower extremities.
A: The problem is not resolved.
Q: Continue intervention:
  • Monitor hemodynamic status.
  • Monitor electrolytes clients include the value of K, Ca, Mg.
  • Monitor fluid balance client
  • Collaboration of pharmacological therapy
Dinny
04/26/12
21:00
Impaired gas exchange related to changes in the membrane of the alveoli.
S: The client said it was still a bit claustrophobic.
O:
  • RR: 22 x / minute, regular, rapid, shallow with a ratio of i: e = 1:2.
  • There is no intercostal retractions and use of accessory muscles.
  • Ronkhi sound in both basal lung.
  • Test results of blood gas analysis
pH: 7.42 (H)
PCO2: 23.0 mmHg (L)
HCO3: 19.4 mmol / l
Impression: pH and HCO3 in the normal range, but still low PCO2
PO2: 130.0 mmHg (H)
FiO2: 52.0%
PO2/FiO2 = 130/52 = 250
Impression: Client suffered ARDS
A: The problem is not resolved.
Q: Continue intervention:
  • Monitor the client's respiratory status changes
  • Provide supplemental oxygen as indicated
  • Monitor GDA
Dinny
27/04/12
21:00
The decrease in cardiac output associatedwith changes in myocardial contractility.
S: The client complained of disturbed sleep due to chest pain.
O:
  • TD: 124.74 mmHg, MAP: 85 mmHg, HR: 114 x / min, Sao 2: 97%, temperature: 36.1 0 C, JVP: +3 cm, ECG: sinus tachycardia, GCS E 4M 6 V 5 .
  • Acral extremities warm client.
  • There is edema in the lower extremities.
A: The problem is not resolved.
Q: Continue intervention:
  • Monitor hemodynamic status.
  • Monitor electrolytes clients include the value of K, Ca, Mg.
  • Monitor fluid balance client
  • Collaboration of pharmacological therapy
Dinny
27/04/12
21:00
Impaired gas exchange related to changes in the membrane of the alveoli.
S: The client said it was still a bit claustrophobic.
O:
  • RR: 22 x / minute, regular, rapid, shallow with a ratio of i: e = 1:2.
  • There is no intercostal retractions and use of accessory muscles.
  • Ronkhi sound right at the lung bases.
  • Test results of blood gas analysis
pH: 7.40
PCO2: 24.0 mmHg (L)
HCO3: 20.1 mmol / l
Impression: pH and HCO3 in the normal range, but still low PCO2
PO2: 130.0 mmHg (H)
FiO2: 52.0%
PO2/FiO2 = 130/52 = 250
Impression: Client suffered ARDS
A: The problem is not resolved.
Q: Continue intervention:
  • Monitor the client's respiratory status changes
  • Provide supplemental oxygen as indicated
  • Monitor GDA
Dinny
  1. DISCUSSION
Acute myocardial infarction is myocardial necrosis due to blood flow to the heart muscle is interrupted. This can be caused by coronary artery thrombus, plaque rupture is facilitated by the occurrence of factors such as hypertension, smoking and hypercholesterolemia. The occurrence of acute myocardial infarction is usually due aterosklerosi coronary arteries. Acute myocardial necrosis caused by a total blockage of the coronary arteries by a thrombus formed in unstable atherosclerotic plaque. Also often follow the rupture of plaque in a coronary artery with mild stenosis. Factors that facilitate the IMA include: smoking, hypertension, obesity, hypercholesterolemia, diabetes mellitus, and neurotic personality (Sylvana and Gabriela, 2005). It also happens on the client. The client has a history of heavy smoking and hypertension. Both of these lead to the emergence of plaque and thrombus-thrombus in the coronary arteries. Because hypertension is not handled properly, plaque and thrombus-thrombus increasingly enumpuk and block blood flow, causing necrosis of the coronary.
The assessment was conducted on 25 April 2012 at which time a physical examination is auscultation sound Ronchi in basal lung due to pulmonary edema. This is due to the increasing pressure of arterial and venous resulting decline in cardiac output. An increase in pulmonary venous pressure resulting in fluid flow from the pulmonary capillaries into the alveoli resulting in pulmonary edema. This is reinforced by the presence of pulmonary edema picture. This edema is a result of a buildup of secretions in the basal part of the right lung. So it can be lifted nursing diagnoses associated with impaired gas exchange with the alveoli membrane change interventions: monitor the general state of the client, the client monitors changes in respiratory status, provide a comfortable position on the client (semi-Fowler) and supplemental oxygen as indicated and collaboration with the monitoring of blood gas analysis.
At the time of the assessment also found that the data clients in a weakened state, GCS 15 komposmentis consciousness accompanied cyanosis, cold akral, capillary refill> 2 seconds and the client is experiencing dyspnoea. Weak conditions are the result of a decrease in cardiac output, circulation disorders and metabolic processes are not adequate (Smelter, Bare, 2001). So it can be lifted a second diagnosis is a decrease in cardiac output associated with changes in myocardial contractility with intervention: provide supplemental oxygen, monitor the level of consciousness and GCS, vital signs monitors and MAP, pupil evaluation and capillary refill , monitor fluid balance, maintain bed rest; elevate the head of the bed as well as collaboration with the monitor measures BGA laboratory tests, creatinine, electrolytes, hemoglobin, and hematocrit and give diuretic and vasodilator drugs as indicated. After nursing actions and collaboration client state of 25-27 April 2012 in which hemodynamically stable clients improved although conditions are still weak and still feel shortness of breath.
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