Care Plan for Coronary Thrombosis Management
Category: Cardiovascular
Assessment
Patient presents with chest pain, shortness of breath, and diaphoresis.
Diagnosis
Risk for decreased cardiac output related to obstruction of coronary arteries.
Goals
Patient will maintain adequate cardiac output and relief from chest pain. Patient will demonstrate understanding of lifestyle modifications to prevent recurrence.
Interventions
Administer anticoagulant and antiplatelet medications as prescribed. Monitor cardiac biomarkers and electrocardiogram ( ECG ) for changes. Educate patient on the importance of a heart-healthy diet and regular exercise. Provide emotional support and counseling as needed.
Rationale
Medications and lifestyle modifications reduce the risk of further thrombosis and promote heart health.
Evaluation
Monitor cardiac function and pain levels. Assess patient's understanding and adherence to lifestyle recommendations.
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💡 Study Tips for This Care Plan
Remember the MONA protocol for acute MI: Morphine, Oxygen, Nitroglycerin, Aspirin
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⚠️ Educational Care Plan Notice
This care plan is for educational purposes only and represents general nursing concepts.
All care plans must be individualized based on:
- Individual patient assessment and current condition
- Healthcare provider orders and facility protocols
- Current evidence-based practice guidelines
- Nursing scope of practice in your jurisdiction
Do not use as direct patient care instructions. Always follow your facility's policies, physician orders, and professional nursing judgment.