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    The patient reported feeling scared and restless when surrounded by many people, whether known or unknown. Physical symptoms included an increased pulse of 110, pallor, and increased perspiration. The diagnosis explored the patient's perception of threats and feared objects/situations. Treatment established rapport, discussed fearful feelings and concerns, provided information verbally and in writing, answered questions honestly, and administered prescribed medications. Education encouraged exploring underlying feelings, sharing fears with others, and not rushing out of feared situations immediately.

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    The patient reported feeling scared and restless when surrounded by many people, whether known or unknown. Physical symptoms included an increased pulse of 110, pallor, and increased perspiration. The diagnosis explored the patient's perception of threats and feared objects/situations. Treatment established rapport, discussed fearful feelings and concerns, provided information verbally and in writing, answered questions honestly, and administered prescribed medications. Education encouraged exploring underlying feelings, sharing fears with others, and not rushing out of feared situations immediately.

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    Fear Related To Phobic Stimulus

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    The patient reported feeling scared and restless when surrounded by many people, whether known or unknown. Physical symptoms included an increased pulse of 110, pallor, and increased perspiration. The diagnosis explored the patient's perception of threats and feared objects/situations. Treatment established rapport, discussed fearful feelings and concerns, provided information verbally and in writing, answered questions honestly, and administered prescribed medications. Education encouraged exploring underlying feelings, sharing fears with others, and not rushing out of feared situations immediately.

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    Fear related to phobic stimulus-

    D- Patient verbalized “Whenever I’m surrounded with too many people either I know them or not I still feel
    scared and restless” Diminished activity, Avoidance, narrowed focus on the source of fear, Pulse of 110,
    Pallor, Increased perspiration.

    A- Dx
    Explored client’s perception of threat to physical integrity or threat to self-concept; Assessed pt.
    feared object/situation.
    Tx
    Established rapport; Discussed client’s perception/fearful feelings; Listened to client’s concern;
    Provided information in verbal and written form (in simplest sentence; Provided opportunity for
    questions and answered pt. honestly; Administered medications ordered by the physician.
    Edx

    Encouraged client to explore underlying feelings that may be contributing to irrational fears; Encourage client
    to share the seemingly unnatural fears and feelings with others, especially the nurse therapist. Encouraged to
    stop, wait, and not rush out of feared situation as soon as experienced.

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