Question Answered step-by-step A 50-year-old Black female client is admitted to the health care facilitywith mitral valve prolapse. The client states that a week ago, she became dizzy and began to perspire while at work. She was working at the computer in her office on a major project that was due that day. The client attributed the episode to the stress and anxiety she was experiencing from finishing the project, so she put a cold wet towel around her neck and continued working. The next day, she woke up with a headache and felt a little tightness in her chest. She took an aspirin, and the symptoms subsided. The client became alarmed today when the tightness in her chest felt more like a pain. The client’s presenting symptoms include fatigue, headaches, and sharp chest pains.Vital signs: BP 160/90 mm Hg, HR 110 beats/min, RR 24 breaths/min, temp. 98.0° F (36.7°C), pulse ox 96%, skin is warm; the nurse notes the client is perspiring. Her weight is 30 lb over what it should be. She gives a history of having a murmur since she was little but that it never caused her any problems. She takes cholesterol and blood pressure-lowering medications daily.  Question: Write a proper nursing diagnosis for this client with 2 nursing interventions with rationales. Health Science Science Nursing NSG 330 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

Question Answered step-by-step A 50-year-old Black female client is admitted to the health care facilitywith mitral valve prolapse. The client states that a week ago, she became dizzy and began to perspire while at work. She was working at the computer in her office on a major project that was due that day. The client attributed the episode to the stress and anxiety she was experiencing from finishing the project, so she put a cold wet towel around her neck and continued working. The next day, she woke up with a headache and felt a little tightness in her chest. She took an aspirin, and the symptoms subsided. The client became alarmed today when the tightness in her chest felt more like a pain. The client’s presenting symptoms include fatigue, headaches, and sharp chest pains.Vital signs: BP 160/90 mm Hg, HR 110 beats/min, RR 24 breaths/min, temp. 98.0° F (36.7°C), pulse ox 96%, skin is warm; the nurse notes the client is perspiring. Her weight is 30 lb over what it should be. She gives a history of having a murmur since she was little but that it never caused her any problems. She takes cholesterol and blood pressure-lowering medications daily.  Question: Write a proper nursing diagnosis for this client with 2 nursing interventions with rationales. Health Science Science Nursing NSG 330 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)