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nurse2mrow nurse2mrow
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In a teaching plan for a hypertensive patient, the nurse would include:
1.   stopping medications if side effects occur.
2.   a diet high in unsaturated fat.
3.   no further visits if no other symptoms occur.
4.   encouraging relaxation techniques.


This is for my medical nursing class
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Aki
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9 years ago
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Patients with hypertension should never stop medications without discussing it with their physician. A diet low in saturated and unsaturated fat should be followed. Visits to monitor blood pressure should continue because hypertension is often asymptomatic. Stress can aggravate hypertension; stress management or relaxation strategies should be implemented.
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9 years ago
Thanks for assisting me on this Grinning Face
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