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    DISCHARGEPLAN CVD

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    Kayla Salvador
    The discharge planning document outlines instructions for the patient's medication, exercise, treatment, hygiene, outpatient follow-up, diet, and spiritual/sexual wellbeing following discharge from the hospital. The nurse educated the patient and caregiver on medication administration and safety, recommended cardiovascular and resistance exercises to improve strength and mobility, and advised participation in physical and occupational therapy. Instructions were also provided around maintaining good hygiene, seeking medical care for worsening symptoms, following a heart-healthy diet, and maintaining a spiritual life through prayer and positive outlook.

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    DISCHARGEPLAN CVD

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    The discharge planning document outlines instructions for the patient's medication, exercise, treatment, hygiene, outpatient follow-up, diet, and spiritual/sexual wellbeing following discharge from the hospital. The nurse educated the patient and caregiver on medication administration and safety, recommended cardiovascular and resistance exercises to improve strength and mobility, and advised participation in physical and occupational therapy. Instructions were also provided around maintaining good hygiene, seeking medical care for worsening symptoms, following a heart-healthy diet, and maintaining a spiritual life through prayer and positive outlook.

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    The discharge planning document outlines instructions for the patient's medication, exercise, treatment, hygiene, outpatient follow-up, diet, and spiritual/sexual wellbeing following discharge from the hospital. The nurse educated the patient and caregiver on medication administration and safety, recommended cardiovascular and resistance exercises to improve strength and mobility, and advised participation in physical and occupational therapy. Instructions were also provided around maintaining good hygiene, seeking medical care for worsening symptoms, following a heart-healthy diet, and maintaining a spiritual life through prayer and positive outlook.

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    DISCHARGEPLAN CVD

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    Kayla Salvador
    The discharge planning document outlines instructions for the patient's medication, exercise, treatment, hygiene, outpatient follow-up, diet, and spiritual/sexual wellbeing following discharge from the hospital. The nurse educated the patient and caregiver on medication administration and safety, recommended cardiovascular and resistance exercises to improve strength and mobility, and advised participation in physical and occupational therapy. Instructions were also provided around maintaining good hygiene, seeking medical care for worsening symptoms, following a heart-healthy diet, and maintaining a spiritual life through prayer and positive outlook.

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    DISCHARGE PLANNING

    Medication  Educated the client and the SO about


    the name of the medication, why it is
    important, what it treats, and the
    needed doses.
     Advised the SO and the client to put
    medication in a container, and label
    them on how and when to take it to
    avoid medication error.
     Discussed to SO and the client the
    side effects of the drug for the patient
    to be prepared and thus be able to
    cope.
     Advised the patient and SO to take
    whole capsule or tablets
     When it comes to medication safety,
    advise the patient and SO to keep it
    out from direct sunlight.

    Exercise  Assist the patient with cardiovascular


    exercises such as walking, stationary
    cycling, recumbent cross training, and
    other cardio exercises to improve heart
    endurance, maintain healthy lungs,
    and improve sensory perception and
    motor skills.
     Assist the patient with resistance
    exercises for strengthening muscles
    such as wrist curls, wrist and hand
    stretch, shoulder openers, table towel
    slide, trunk bends, knee rotation, hip
    abduction, standing knee raise, sit-to-
    stands, and hip thrusts to help the
    patient to recover physical strength,
    stamina, stability, and improve range
    of motion.
    Treatment  Advised patient to engage in therapies
    for treatment such as physical therapy
    to restore mobility.
     Educate the patient on the importance
    of participating in occupational therapy.
    This type of therapy involves exercise
    and training. Its goal is to help the
    patient become independent or semi-
    independent.
    Hygiene  Instructed patient to always maintain a
    good personal hygiene
     Instructed SO to assist the patient
    when on the shower, this is because a
    person is less likely to fall while getting
    in and out of the shower.
    Out Patient  Emphasized and instructed the patient
    on the importance of follow-up
    checkups and report immediately signs
    and symptoms of recurring stroke
     Encouraged the family to help and
    assist the patient with therapies as his
    physician ordered.
     Instructed to seek medical attention
    right away when experiencing any
    issue or difficulties
     Advised patient and SO for emergency
    medical service if the patient feels
    worsening
    - Confusion
    - Personality Changes
    - Dizziness
    - Headache that will not go away after
    treatment
    - Forgetfulness
    Diet  Advised patient to reduce amount of
    fat and cholesterol to eat
     Advised patient to reduce amount of
    salt(sodium) in diet, especially if he
    had high blood pressure
     Advised patient to to eat more fresh
    vegetables and fruits
     Advised patient to lessen red meat and
    processed meats
     Advised patient to use low fat dairy
    products
     Advised patient to limit vegetable oil
    and nut oil.
     Advised patient to avoid eating trans
    fats that was often found in processed
    foods, and avoid foods that has
    hydrogenated listed in its ingredients.
    Spiritual and Sexual Teaching  Encouraged to keep seeking God's
    guidance and understanding.
     Emphasized the significance of prayer
    in healing
     Encouraged to seek heavenly
    assistance in all situations
     Encouraged to maintain a cheerful
    attitude in life.
     Encouraged to pursue interests and
    hobbies for enjoyment in the future as
    an alternative to sexual desire

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