Pathophysiology and Pharmacology of Heart Failure in Nursing Report

This report examines a clinical scenario involving a patient experiencing heart failure. It begins with an introduction to heart failure, discussing the rationale for ECGs and blood tests in diagnosis. The main body delves into the pathophysiology of heart failure, including causes, progression, and outcomes, with a specific focus on the patient's condition. The report interprets the patient's ECG, explaining the significance of observed abnormalities. It then explores factors exacerbating heart failure, such as shortness of breath and the use of Viagra, along with the importance of patient communication and information disclosure. The report also analyzes the pharmacology of Atenolol and Furosemide, discussing their mechanisms of action, side effects, and nursing considerations. Finally, it addresses medication adherence and strategies to encourage patient compliance, concluding with a summary of the key findings and implications for nursing practice.