Cognitive Function Predicts Risk for Clinically Significant Weight Gain in Adults With Heart Failure
Conclusions: Although cognitive deficits are not associated with adherence to daily weighing, adults with cognitive deficits may be at an increased risk for experiencing a clinically significant weight gain, and most do not perceive symptoms.
Clinical Implications: Adults with heart failure require more than directions on self-care related to weight monitoring.
Source: Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing - Category: Nursing Tags: ARTICLES: Heart Failure Source Type: research
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