The medical diagnosis of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is depicted in this nursing concept analysis diagram template. The nursing concept analysis diagram template delves into various risk factors, diagnostic procedures and medications, complications, signs and symptoms, potential nursing diagnoses, and interventions. The map investigates multiple aspects of a medical diagnosis. The risk factors for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease are smoking, gender, pollution, old age, and the possibility that it is hereditary. Excessive coughing, barrel chest, wheezing and tight chest, weight loss, anorexia, and hypertension are all clearly defined in the concept map.
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Acid Base BalanceThe Process ofregulating the pH,bicarbonateconcentration andpartial pressure ofcarbon dioxide of bodyfluids. (G)
AntecedentsNormal Respiratory and RenalFunctions,Normal Digestion FunctionsAbsence of N & V or Diarrhea;Good Nutritionkrebs CycleNormal Anion Gapoxyhemoglobin DisassociationCurve
Nutrition
Elimination
Gas
Perfusion
Metabolism
Fluid & ElectrolyteRalance
Consequence(Outcomes)
Changes in Levelnf
Anxiety
Tetany, Tingling ofExtremities, Selizures
Cardiac Arrhythmias
Vomiting/Diarrhea
Cellular
Death
Negative
Positive
Non-LaboredRespirations
Balanced Acid &Base Production
Normal Activityfor Age, Energy
Nursing CarePrimary, Secondary,Tertiary
Sub-Concepts
Physiologic Processesof Acid Base Balance
Consequencsof Disruption
CompensatoryMechanisms
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Acid Base Balance
The Process of
regulating the pH,
bicarbonate
concentration and
partial pressure of
carbon dioxide of body
fluids. (G)
Attributes
Respiratory Rate WNL
ph 7.35-7.45
Oxygen Saturation >94%
PaO2 : 85-100
PaCO2 : 35-45 mmHg
EtCO2 : 35-45 mmHg
Interrelated
Concepts
Antecedents
Normal Respiratory and Renal
Functions,
Normal Digestion Functions
Absence of N & V or Diarrhea;
Good Nutrition
krebs Cycle
Normal Anion Gap
oxyhemoglobin Disassociation
Curve
Nutrition
Elimination
Gas
Perfusion
Metabolism
Fluid & Electrolyte
Ralance
Consequence
(Outcomes)
Changes in Level
nf
Anxiety
Tetany, Tingling of
Extremities, Selizures
Cardiac Arrhythmias
Vomiting/Diarrhea
Cellular
Death
Negative
Positive
Non-Labored
Respirations
Balanced Acid &
Base Production
Normal Activity
for Age, Energy
Nursing Care
Primary, Secondary,
Tertiary
Sub-
Concepts
Physiologic Processes
of Acid Base Balance
Consequencs
of Disruption
Compensatory
Mechanisms
Acid Base BalanceThe Process ofregulating the pH,bicarbonateconcentration andpartial pressure ofcarbon dioxide of bodyfluids. (G)
AntecedentsNormal Respiratory and RenalFunctions,Normal Digestion FunctionsAbsence of N & V or Diarrhea;Good Nutritionkrebs CycleNormal Anion Gapoxyhemoglobin DisassociationCurve
Nutrition
Elimination
Gas
Perfusion
Metabolism
Fluid & ElectrolyteRalance
Consequence(Outcomes)
Changes in Levelnf
Anxiety
Tetany, Tingling ofExtremities, Selizures
Cardiac Arrhythmias
Vomiting/Diarrhea
Cellular
Death
Negative
Positive
Non-LaboredRespirations
Balanced Acid &Base Production
Normal Activityfor Age, Energy
Nursing CarePrimary, Secondary,Tertiary
Sub-Concepts
Physiologic Processesof Acid Base Balance
Consequencsof Disruption
CompensatoryMechanisms
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