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Congestive Heart Failure

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Congestive Heart Failure

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Congestive Heart Failure

  1. Pathophysiology

    • Ventricular Failure
      • Systolic Failure
        • Cardiomyopathy
        • Inability of heart to pump blood
        • Impaired contractile function
        • Increased afterload (hypertension)
        • Mechanical abnormailites (valvular heart disease)
      • Diastolic failure
        • Decrease in stroke volume
        • High filling pressure
        • Venous engorement
          • In both pulmonary and systemic vascular systems
    • Cardiac output interference
  2. Causes of Heart failure

    • F
      • Faulty Heart Valves, Valvular disorders
      • A
        • Arrhythmias (A-Fib or Tachycardia), (dysrthymias)
        • I
          • Infarction - MI, CAD, Ventricular septal defect
          • L
            • U
              • R
                • E
                  • Evaders (viruses or infections) Myocarditis, Bacterial endocarditis
                • Rheumatic heart disease, Rupture of papillary muscle, recreational use (cocaine and excessive alcohol use)
              • Uncontrolled Hypertension
            • Lineage - Congenital, Family history
  3. Types of Heart failure

    • Right sided heart failure
      • Causes
        • Left sided failure
        • Cor pulmonaale
        • Right ventricular infarcation
      • Effects
        • backward blood flow to right atrium
        • Hepatomegaly
        • Jugular distension
      • Signs and symtoms
        • Signs - Peripheral edema, weight gain, increase heart rate, ascites, right side pleural effusion, JV distension, murmurs
        • Symtoms- Fatigue, dependent edema, right upper quadrant pain, Anorexia and GI bloating, nausea
    • Left sided heart failure
      • Causes
        • Left ventricular dysfuncation
      • Effects
        • Blood back ups to the left atrium
        • Pulmonary congestion
      • Signs and symptoms
        • Signs - LV heaves, Cheyne-strokes respirations, Pulsus alternans, increases heart rate, LV hypertrophy, S3 & S4, crackles, decreased partial oxygen pressure, and decreased partial carbon dioxide pressure, Central apnea
        • Symptoms- Fatigue, Dyspnea, Orthopnea, Dry hacking cough, Pulmonary edema, Nocturia, Paraoxysmal nocturnal dyspnea
  4. Risk factors

    • Modifiable
      • Hypertension
      • Excessive alcohol consumption
      • Obesity
      • Diabetes
    • Non- Modifiable
      • 65 years and older ()
      • Family history
      • Renal failure
      • Women
      • Africans
  5. Diagnosis

    • Physical examination
      • Dyspnea on exertion
      • Decreased blood pressure
    • Chest radiograph
    • Electrical cardiograph
    • 2-dimensional echocardiogram coupled with doppler flow studies (Fletcher, L., & Thomas, D. (2001)
    • natriuretic peptide measurement (Fletcher, L., & Thomas, D. (2001)
    • Hemodynamic monitoring
    • Elevated BUN and Creatinine
    • Cardiac enzymes, (Fletcher, L., & Thomas, D. (2001)
    • Complete blood count (Fletcher, L., & Thomas, D. (2001)
    • History
  6. Treatments

    • Pharmacologic
      • Medications that decrease the load on heart
        • Diuretics
        • ARBS
        • Vasofilators
        • ACE inhibtors
        • Aldosterone antagonist
      • Medications that increases the function of the heart
        • Calcium channel blocker
        • Beta Blockers
        • Intotropics
        • Digoxin
      • Medications for pain managment
        • Morphine
    • Non- Pharmacologic
      • Decrease sodium intake - (2-3 g) per day (Fletcher, L., & Thomas, D. (2001)
      • Fluid restriction - 1.5-2 L per day (Fletcher, L., & Thomas, D. (2001)
      • Excerise
      • Smoking cessation and Alcohol reduction if CHF is due to this (Fletcher, L., & Thomas, D. (2001)
  7. Collaborative Care

    • Physicians
      • Cardiologists
      • Surgeons
      • Family doctors
    • Nurses
      • Providing medications to alleviate symptoms
      • Treating underlying cause
        • O2 Therapy
        • Rest
        • Medications
        • Decrease anxiety
    • Dietians
      • Educate
        • Sodium intake
        • Fluid intake
        • Daily weight checks
  8. Nursing interventions

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