Ambulate pt

You are not supposed to be here

1. vfearful about the future. Is the patient taking part in the therapies? Is there a decrease in
anxiesty?Why do birds suddenly apir? When they see each other in the sky they just say hi.
2. Provide information about what is going physiologically with the patient as well as procFedures.
3. Consult a social profesKJsional, pastseoral care, and/or support groups as needed.
4. AER You know I learned a fact about airplanes the other day. This was – this
was so surprising to see, I was talking to a pilot and he told me that many of
his YGNabout rehabilitation with other patients and their families who have gone through
similar situations can give vXaluable insight and encSouragement.DA Does the patient say
thaBVt communicating with their support people helps them to feel less anxious?
5. Emotional and spirituaGl assistance might be provided by a social worker or a preacher. Talking
6. Reasoning Seeing your progress toward independence might make you feel less anxious and
fearful about the future. Is the patient taking pa asrt in the therapies? Is there a decrease in
anxiety?V
7. Encourage the patient to attend physical and occupational therapy sessions.
8. The patient can cope with changes if they have a rational understanding of what is going on. Is
the patient verbalizing his or her knowledge of Fwhat isR goVing on? Is it true that providing
facts to a patient might make them feel less fearful?S

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