After 1 day of nursing intervention, the patient will have preserved sensory and communication abilities and controlled effects of deficits. The nursing intervention included assessing the patient's cognitive, sensory, and communication functions and making appropriate environmental modifications to enhance the patient's abilities and promote safety. Evaluation after 1 day found the patient was able to respond and communicate appropriately within the limits of their disease process.
After 1 day of nursing intervention, the patient will have preserved sensory and communication abilities and controlled effects of deficits. The nursing intervention included assessing the patient's cognitive, sensory, and communication functions and making appropriate environmental modifications to enhance the patient's abilities and promote safety. Evaluation after 1 day found the patient was able to respond and communicate appropriately within the limits of their disease process.
After 1 day of nursing intervention, the patient will have preserved sensory and communication abilities and controlled effects of deficits. The nursing intervention included assessing the patient's cognitive, sensory, and communication functions and making appropriate environmental modifications to enhance the patient's abilities and promote safety. Evaluation after 1 day found the patient was able to respond and communicate appropriately within the limits of their disease process.
Subjective Disturbed After 1 day of Independent: Identify factors After 1 day of Data: thought nursing Identify factors present (e.g., present that is nursing “I’ve been processes intervention, the acute/chronic brain important to know intervention, the forgetting related to patient will syndrome, stroke, the patient things. physiologic maintain reality Alzheimer’s disease), brain causative/contributi maintained Yesterday, I al changes orientation and injury or increased ng factor. reality orientation couldn’t such as recognizes intracranial pressure, anoxic and recognizes remember aging (66 changes in changes in event, acute infections, my dog’s y/o), and thinking/behavio thinking/behavio malnutrition, sleep or name. I was disorientatio ur. ur. trying to n AEB sensory deprivation, chronic call her to patient mental illness. come in and reported I just stood that she Review laboratory values for Monitoring there sometimes abnormalities such as laboratory values staring at has metabolic aids in identifying her for a difficulty alkalosis, hypokalemia, ane contributing good long thinking of mia, elevated ammonia factors. time. It was the words levels, and signs of infection. very scary.” she needs to As express Assess attention verbalized herself and span/distractibility and This determines the by the concerned ability to make decisions or patient. of being ability of the problem solve. patient to forgetful, Objective frequently participate in Data: misplacing planning/executing Mini objects or Assist with testing/review care. Mental forgetting results evaluating mental State Exam what she status according to age and This is to assess the score: was doing. developmental capacity. degree of 24/30 impairment. Age: 66 y/o Interview SO or caregiver to Temperatur determine patient’s usual e: 37.2 ̊C thinking ability, changes in HR: 85 behavior, length of time This is to provide bpm problem has existed, and baseline for BP: 142/76 other pertinent information. comparison. Respiratory rate: 17, Reorient to unlabored time/place/persin, as needed. Have patient write Inability to name periodically; keep this maintain record for comparison and orientation is a sign report differences. of deterioration. These are important measures to prevent further deterioration and maximize level of function.
Subjective Data: Disturbed After 1 day of Independent: Cognitive After 1 day of “I just seem to sensory nursing Assess for dysfunction nursing get frustrated or perception intervention, the confusional behavior changes intervention, the irritated easily.” related to Patient will have state, may result from Patient had As verbalized by inability to preservation of disorientation, sensory preservation of the patient. communicate, sensory/perceptual difficulty and deficits/deprivation sensory/perceptual understand, and function and slowing of caused by function and Objective Data: speak/respond controlled effects mental ability, physiologic, controlled effects of Mini Mental AEB rapid mood of deficits within changes in psychological, deficits within limits State Exam swings and limits of disease behavior and and/or of disease process, score: 24/30 irritability. process, and emotional environmental and patient is now Age: 66 y/o patient will be able responses factors. able to respond and Temperature: to respond and communicate to 37.2 ̊C communicate to the discussion HR: 85 bpm the discussion Assess visual Presbyopia is appropriately. BP: 142/76 appropriately. acuity, visual common among Respiratory rate: difficulties or elderly, other 17, unlabored loss and its visual changes effect from these caused by changes; physiologic presence changes require of cataract, correction glaucoma, and by surgery or with status of eye glasses. Visual remaining vision. deficits create mobility and socialization changes.
Assess auditory Presbycusis is
acuity, cerumen common in the in ears, elderly. Conductive responses to hearing loss results noises and effect in false on hearing, interpretation of ability to words and creates communicate, poor amount of loss communication, and effect, and isolation and difficulty in depression. locating and identifying sounds. Enhances Face the patient, communication if use eye contact hearing is impaired and speak loud and promotes enough to be feeling of warmth heard, speak and caring. slowly and clearly with proper pitch, use short clear sentences and gestures, maintain position even with patient to allow view of lips, and use touch to hold attention. Provides for Instruct family in patient safety by environmental preventing injury in modifications to the presence of enhance vision, sensory hearing, taste, impairment. smell, and touch as appropriate.