can you please give me any nursing interventions for hypotension… please…
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CRIB
run IV N/S fast, recheck BP
medical intervention, e.g IV dopamine
You need to addres the reason behind the hypotension. Is it drug induced by anti HTN meds? Or is it from dehydration, N/V, etc. Is the patient orthostatic and high risk for falls?
One care plan would be high risk for falls AEB unstable gait secondary to hypotension.
Or fluid volume deficit R/T inadequate fluid intake AEB deficit low blood pressure and dry skin and mucous membranes
http://www.rncentral.com/careplans/plans/fvd.html
http://www1.us.elsevierhealth.com/MERLIN/Gulanick/Constructor/index.cfm?plan=21
Nursing interventions for hypotention include but not limited to the following, depending on the etiological factors;
-Position the patient flat with head lower if not contraindicated.
-Arrest any bleeding vessle.
-Keep warm and do not over heat.
-Initiate fluid replacement orally or intravenously as the case may be.