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Dependent:
Determined client’s response to - Medication for
and effects of medications cognitive
prescribed to improve attention, enhancement can be
concentration and memory effective but, but
processes. benefits need to be
weighed against
whether quality of
life is improved after
side effects and cost
of drugs are
considered
Collaboration: - To determine
Collaborated with medical and presence and
psychiatric providers in evaluating severity of
orientation, attention span, ability impairment.
to follow directions, send or
receive communication,
appropriateness of response.
Dependent:
Reviewed the use of anti anxiety
medications and reinforced use as
prescribed
Collaboration:
Encouraged regular physical - This provides a
activity within limits of ability, refer healthy outlet for
to a physical therapist to develop energy generated by
an exercise program to meet fearful feelings and
individual needs promotes relaxation
PTSD
Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation
Post trauma syndrome Short term Independent: After 2-3 days of nursing
related to history of After 2-3 days of nursing Identify client who survived or - To recognize intervention, the patient was
physical and intervention, the client witnessed traumatic event individual at high risk able to report absence of
psychological abuse and will report absence of for post trauma anxiety or reduced anxiety or
S: “sa tuwing naaalala ko yung exposure to violent anxiety or reduced syndrome fear when memories occur as
nangyari na pagmaltrato saken parang death anxiety or fear when Assessed client’s knowledge of and - To assess causative evidenced by reduced anxiety
wala nako Karapatan sumaya at memories occur. anxiety related to potential for individual reaction or remained calm.
mamuhay ng payapa ngayon, di ko na work related trauma
alam gagawin ko” Long term Long term
After 2 weeks of nursing Observed for elicit information - Anxiety is viewed as After 2 weeks of nursing
O: intervention, the client about physical and psychological a normal reaction to intervention, the client was
-anxiety will verbalize a positive logical injury and note associated a realistic danger or able to verbalize a positive
-inability to sleep self- image stress-related symptoms like threat, and noting self- image
-hypervigilance headache, tightness in chest, these factors can
-panic attacks nausea and pounding heart identify severity of
-dependence on others the anxiety the client
is experiencing.
Identified psychological responses - Indicators of severe
like anger, acute anxiety and response to trauma
hysterical behavior that client has
experienced and
need for specific
interventions
Assessed client’s knowledge of and - Client may be aware
anxiety related to the situation. but speak as though
Noted ongoing threat the incident is
related to someone
else, flashbacks may
occur with the
individual reliving
the incident o event
Dependent:
Administered anti-anxiety with
caution
Collaboration:
Provided for sensitive, trained - To provide an
counselors and therapists and effective
engage in therapies such as improvement of
psychotherapy, relaxation and clients psychological
implosive therapy status
Maintained straightforward
communication - To avoid reinforcing
manipulative
Discussed motivation for change behavior
- crisis situation can
provide impetus for
Dependent: change
Administered prescribed
medications - to lower the
aggressive behavior
Collaboration: of the client
Referred to formal resources as
indicated such as individual or - to promote wellness
group psychotherapy, social and teaching
services and parenting classes considerations
Collaboration:
Stressed the importance of follow
up care
ANXIETY
Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation
Anxiety, mild related to Short term Independent: Short term
threat to current status After 8 hours of nursing Observed behaviors that can point - to determine level of After 8 hours of nursing
and unconscious conflict intervention the client to the client’s level of anxiety anxiety intervention the patient was
S: “sobrang takot ko baka makuha ng about essential values will appear relaxed and which is mild anxiety that includes relaxed and reported that
mga anak ko ang sakit kong to” and goals of life as report that anxiety is insomnia, restless and motivated anxiety is reduced to a
evidenced by insomnia, reduced to a manageable to deal with existing problems manageable level
O: fear, shakiness, level
-insomnia weakness, fidgeting and Long term
-fear decrease in productivity Long term Maintained a calm, non After 2 weeks of nursing
-shakiness After 2 weeks of nursing -threatening manner while working - Client develops intervention, the client was
-weakness intervention, the client with the client. feeling of security able to use resources and
-restless will use resources and in presence of support systems effectively
-decrease in productivity support systems
calm staff person.
effectively
Established and maintain a trusting
- Therapeutic skills
relationship by listening to the
need to be directed
client; displaying warmth,
toward putting the
answering questions directly,
client at ease,
offering unconditional acceptance;
because the nurse
being available and respecting the
who is a stranger
client’s use of personal space.
may pose a threat to
the highly anxious
client.
Maintained calmness in your
approach to the client.
- The client will feel
more secure if you
are calm and inf the
client feels you are
in control of the
Provide reassurance and comfort situation.
measures.
- Helps relieve
Stayed with the patient during anxiety.
panic attacks. Use short, simple
directions. - During a panic
attack, the patient
needs reassurance
that he is not dying
and the symptoms
Dependent: will resolve
Referred to the physician for drug spontaneously.
management alteration of the
prescription regimen - Drugs that often
cause symptoms of
anxiety include
aminophylline,
Collaboration: dopamine, levodopa,
Referred to individual and or group salicylates and
therapy, as appropriate steroids.
Dependent:
Discussed use of medication when - Client may benefit
depression is interfering with from the short- term
ability to manage life use of an
antidepressant
medication to help
with dealing
situation.
Collaboration:
Referred to other sources such as - Provides additional
counseling, psychotherapy and help when needed
support groups to resolve situation,
continue grief work
Dependent:
Used barbiturates and or other - To induce sleep
sleeping medications disturbances
Collaboration:
Referred to sleep specialist as - Follow- up
indicated or desired evaluation or
intervention may be
needed when
insomnia is seriously
impacting the
client’s quality of
life, productivity and
safety.
MENTAL RETARDATION
Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation
Impaired verbal Short term Independent: Short term
communication related After 4 days of nursing Learned patient needs and pay - The nurse should set After 4 days of nursing
to cognitive dysfunction intervention the client attention to nonverbal cues. aside enough time to intervention the client was
as evidenced by difficulty will establish method of attend to all of the able to establish method of
S: “nahihirapan talga ako magsalita in verbalizing; slurred communication in which details of patient communication in which
kaya sorry di ko ren alam pano kopa speech or dysarthria, needs can be expressed. care. needs can be expressed.
sasabihin iba ko pa gusto sabihin” as and absence of eye
verbalized by the client in slurred contact. Long term Provided an alternative means of - An alternative Long term
speech After 2 weeks of nursing communication for times when means of After 2 weeks of nursing
intervention, the client interpreters are not available (e.g., communication (e.g., intervention, the client was
O: will participate in a phone contact who can interpret flash cards, symbol able to participate in
- verbalizing; slurred speech, therapeutic the patient’s needs). boards, electronic therapeutic communication
Or dysarthria, communication using messaging) can help using silence, accepting,
-worried silence, accepting, the patient express restating, reflecting, active-
-absence of eye contact restating, reflecting, ideas and listening
active- listening communicate needs.
Clarify your understanding of the
patient’s communication with the - Feedback promotes
patient or an interpreter. effective
communication.
- Individuals with
Maintained a calm, unhurried expressive aphasia
manner. Provide sufficient time for may talk more easily
patient to respond. when they are
rested and relaxed
and when they are
talking to one
person at a time.
- This approach
Speak slowly. provides the patient
with more channels
through which
information can be
communicated.
Collaboration:
Referred to appropriate resources
such as speech or language therapy
and psychiatric counseling
Collaboration:
Encouraged ongoing family and - To promote wellness
individual therapy as long as it is and discharge
promoting growth and positive consideration
change.