SN reviewed steps on accurate home Blood Pressure monitoring, SN emphasized seated position, arm support, and avoiding caffeine beforehand. Patient practiced using the BP cuff and required minimal cueing. Patient verbalized understanding.
Home Blood Pressure Monitoring – 18120009
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Reviewed the purpose of the patient’s antihypertensive medications and explained how they help lower and maintain Blood Pressure. SN discussed that these medications work best when taken consistently and not…
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