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    Ineffective Peripheral Tissue Profusion Care Plan

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    This document contains a nursing assessment and care plan for a patient with ineffective peripheral tissue perfusion in their right lower extremity due to obstructed blood flow. The plan includes short and long-term goals focused on improving circulation through exercise, ambulation with physical therapy, and monitoring vital signs. Nursing actions include collaborating on an exercise plan, assisting with ambulation, and evaluating circulation through pulse, capillary refill, and comparing extremities bilaterally. The goal of increased pedal pulse and circulation was not met due to a recommendation for an artery bypass to improve peripheral blood flow.

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    This document contains a nursing assessment and care plan for a patient with ineffective peripheral tissue perfusion in their right lower extremity due to obstructed blood flow. The plan includes short and long-term goals focused on improving circulation through exercise, ambulation with physical therapy, and monitoring vital signs. Nursing actions include collaborating on an exercise plan, assisting with ambulation, and evaluating circulation through pulse, capillary refill, and comparing extremities bilaterally. The goal of increased pedal pulse and circulation was not met due to a recommendation for an artery bypass to improve peripheral blood flow.

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    This document contains a nursing assessment and care plan for a patient with ineffective peripheral tissue perfusion in their right lower extremity due to obstructed blood flow. The plan includes short and long-term goals focused on improving circulation through exercise, ambulation with physical therapy, and monitoring vital signs. Nursing actions include collaborating on an exercise plan, assisting with ambulation, and evaluating circulation through pulse, capillary refill, and comparing extremities bilaterally. The goal of increased pedal pulse and circulation was not met due to a recommendation for an artery bypass to improve peripheral blood flow.

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    Ineffective Peripheral Tissue Profusion Care Plan

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    This document contains a nursing assessment and care plan for a patient with ineffective peripheral tissue perfusion in their right lower extremity due to obstructed blood flow. The plan includes short and long-term goals focused on improving circulation through exercise, ambulation with physical therapy, and monitoring vital signs. Nursing actions include collaborating on an exercise plan, assisting with ambulation, and evaluating circulation through pulse, capillary refill, and comparing extremities bilaterally. The goal of increased pedal pulse and circulation was not met due to a recommendation for an artery bypass to improve peripheral blood flow.

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    Stacie Smith

    Assess/Analyze Plan Implement Evaluate


    Data Base
    IR rotation
    Nursing Diagnosis
    based on Maslows
    Hierar!y o" Needs#
    $$$$$ _________ ___
    %a"ety
    &ong'(erm
    )oal
    %!ort'(erm
    )oal
    Nursing Ations %ienti"i
    *ationale
    Evaluation
    %ub+etive
    -pt states
    pain in left
    calf of a 5 on
    a scale of 0-
    10
    -patient states
    pain while
    ambulating
    but fine
    while sitting
    ,b+etive
    'extreme
    redness in
    lower left
    calf
    -delayed
    wound
    healing on
    left foot
    -pedal pulse
    absent in left
    foot
    Ineffective peripheral
    tissue perfusion rt
    obstructed blood flow
    in peripheral arteries
    !"# patient history of
    intermittent
    claudication$
    decreased sensation
    and healing in left
    lower extremity
    %atient will
    demonstrate
    increased
    peripheral
    perfusion by
    having pedal
    pulse strong and
    present by day
    of discharge
    -. %atient will
    verbali&e an
    understanding of
    his condition and
    therapy regimen by
    end of day one
    /. %atient will
    demonstrate
    behaviors of
    lifestyle changes to
    improve circulation
    such as regular
    exercise by the end
    of day one
    -. S' will
    collaborate with
    physical therapy and
    patient to help patient
    develop an
    appropriate exercise
    regimen
    /a. S' will help
    patient ambulate at
    least ( times per shift
    or according to
    physical therapies
    recommendations
    /b.S' will measure
    capillary refill
    /. S' will
    determine pulse
    e)uality as well as
    intensity and compare
    bilaterally
    -. *aving patient
    involved in
    planning helps
    ensure
    compliance with
    recommended
    therapy
    /a. Improves
    circulation of
    blood for tissue
    profusion
    /b. +etermines
    ade)uacy of
    systemic
    circulation
    /. "valuates
    distribution and
    )uality of blood
    flow and success
    or failure of
    therapy
    ,oals not met
    due to the
    recommendati
    on by IR to
    have an artery
    bypass to
    regain
    peripheral
    blood flow

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