Question

I need help to complete this table based on the nursing diagnosis in the second column please.

Patterns	Nursing Diagnosis	Interventions	Scientific Rational for intervention	Evaluation
1) 2) 3) 4) 5)	Nursing Diagnosis: Fatigue	Intervention Intervention Intervention	1) 2) 3)	Evaluation 1: Evaluation 2: Evaluation 3:
1) 2) 3) 4) 5)	Nursing Diagnosis: Nonstable BP	Intervention Intervention Intervention	1) 2) 3)	Evaluation 1: Evaluation 2: Evaluation 3:
1) 2) 3) 4) 5)	Nursing Diagnosis: Nonstable HR	Intervention Intervention Intervention	1) 2) 3)	Evaluation 1: Evaluation 2: Evaluation 3:

Answer 1

Pattern	Nursing Diagnosis	Intervention	Scientific rationale for intervention	Evaluation
Feeling exhausted Lack of interest Poor or unstable decision making Heat and cold intolerance Decreased activity	Fatigue	Collect thorough history Correct any iron deficiency anemia or medical conditions Encourage physical activity	The baseline information to find out the cause can be identified and planned for appropriate care Decreased iron leads to decreased oxygenation to blood cells mad this impairing tte respiration and the entire body function causing tiredness This can stimulate certain good hormone and make one energetic and stay away from lethargy	Able to do daily activities without tiredness Active and accurate decision making skill development Tolerate the external environment to weather conditions physically Quality of life is increased
Dizziness Nausea and vomiting Blurred vision Headache Chest pain	Nonstable BP	Monitor vital signs Treat underlying causes ,cardiovascular issues Follow good diet ,exercise and lifestyle	Baseline data to plan for care Treating certain medical conditions and medication correction can stabilize the blood pressure A diet low in fats with high natural food with adequate exercise, rest can decrease cardiovascular issues	The patient has normal blood pressure values Having a stress free life Hemodynamically stable
Palpitations Anxiety Raised blood pressure Dizziness, perspiration Chest pain Dyspnea	Nonstable HR	Monitor vital signs especially heart rate and blood pressure Administer medications to treat arrhythmias Assess for signs of other complications	Baseline data to plan for care This can stabilize the tachycardia or bradycardia and maintain it in normal range This helps to take preventive measures at the earliest	Maintaining a normal heart rate and blood pressure Improved activities Exhibiting no chest pain and able to breath easily.