[Expert Solution]: DIRECTIONS: After reading the entry…

DIRECTIONS: After reading the entry ticket, please answer the following questions on a word document and submit by your simulation date. 1. Describe assessment findings for a patient with congestive heart failure. 2. What is the difference between diastolic and systolic heart failure? 3. What is a normal ejection fraction? 4. Explain why a low sodium diet would be recommended for a patient with congestive heart failure? 5. What are the priority nursing interventions for a patient with an exacerbation of congestive heart failure? 6. Based on the patient’s social history, what are some nursing consideration you would include in his treatment plan? 7. . Review the following medications and write out the following: classification, indications, route of administration, mechanism of action, one common side effect, one adverse effect. a. Lisinopril b. Metoprolol c. Apixaban d. Lasix e. Potassium Summary Report Name: Angelo Smith MRN 987258 Allergies: None Age:70 DOB: 3/22/1952Gender: Male Code Status: Full Code Reason for Admission 70-year-old male with a history of congestive heart failure. He has had progressive shortness of breath for 5 days. He was admitted to telemetry monitoring and CHF management. Situation Background Medical & Surgical History Systolic heart failure, hypertension, atrial fibrillation Social/Family History He has been using the noni herb as he knows that it will help with his cardiac illness. He was hospitalized last month for same thing. Saw his cardiologist 2 weeks ago. At his last cardiology appointment his lungs were clear, and he had 1+ pitting pedal edema He does not miss appointments and takes his medications as advised. He does not smoke and drinks occasionally. He lives alone in the Bronx in an elevator, door attendant building. He is widowed. He had one son who passed away a few years ago. There despite several visits with the nutritionist. Latest Vital Signs Bp: 148/92, HR 88 bpm, respiratory rate 26, Temp 97.5 F, Spo2 90% on RA Pain Assessment Denies pain Oxygenation On room air IV Access & Infusions Saline lock in right forearm Output Urinal at bedside Diet/Nutrition 2 Liter fluid restriction Diagnostic tests/labs Precautions/Fall Risk Fall precaution Recommendation 1. Perform assessment 2. Review orders