The nurse assessed a client experiencing disturbed thought processes related to neurological changes. The client showed signs of confusion and frustration through facial expressions and body language. Objectively, the client demonstrated periods of orientation and confusion, as well as unusual mood swings. The nursing care plan was to orient the client, introduce staff, display a clock and calendar, and report any increased confusion. The goal was for the client to remain free from harm during the shift through one-on-one supervision if agitated. The evaluation found the goal was met with the client maintaining a meaningful relationship.
The nurse assessed a client experiencing disturbed thought processes related to neurological changes. The client showed signs of confusion and frustration through facial expressions and body language. Objectively, the client demonstrated periods of orientation and confusion, as well as unusual mood swings. The nursing care plan was to orient the client, introduce staff, display a clock and calendar, and report any increased confusion. The goal was for the client to remain free from harm during the shift through one-on-one supervision if agitated. The evaluation found the goal was met with the client maintaining a meaningful relationship.
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The nurse assessed a client experiencing disturbed thought processes related to neurological changes. The client showed signs of confusion and frustration through facial expressions and body language. Objectively, the client demonstrated periods of orientation and confusion, as well as unusual mood swings. The nursing care plan was to orient the client, introduce staff, display a clock and calendar, and report any increased confusion. The goal was for the client to remain free from harm during the shift through one-on-one supervision if agitated. The evaluation found the goal was met with the client maintaining a meaningful relationship.
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DIAGNOSIS INTERVENTIONS Subjective Data: Disturbed Thought At the end of the -Orient client, call - External, written Goal met. Client Pt’s facial Processes related shift, client will client by name, and reminders are more has maintained one expressions and to remain free from introduce self on each effective than verbal meaningful body language Neurophysiologica actual or potential contact. Promptly reinforcement for relationship demonstrate l changes as harm by self or display a clock and memory aids allowing self- confusion and manifested by other throughout calendar. disclosure and frustration. client this shift, demonstrates a demonstrates Report any new onset or balance between periods of sudden increase in emotional Objective Data: confusion confusion dependence and Pt demonstrates independence. periods of orientation and periods of confusion Stay with the client if they are agitated and likely to - “One-on-one Pt demonstrates be injured. contact from staff to unusual mood client is the first swings. step to successful de-escalation -
Jean Pearl R. Caoili Bsn3 NCB Diagnosis: Paranoid Schizophrenia Psychiatric Nursing Care Plan Assessment Explanation of The Problem Goals/ Objectives Interventions Rationale Evaluation