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expression offeelings,
identificationof options,
and use ofresources.
Collaborative:
Stress
importanceof follow up
care.
Refer to
outsideresources
and/orprofessional
therapy asindicated/ord
ered.
To promote
wellness.
To
Source:
NANDA
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ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS RATIONALE DESIRED
OUTCOME
NURSING
INTERVENTION
JUSTIFICATION EVALUATION
Actual/Abnormal
Findings:
Subjective:Client verbalizes
hindi ko katulogkung kis-a.
Objective:
-fatigue-sleep disturbances
-sleep maintenanceinsomnia
Risk:
-loneliness
-inadequate sleephygiene
-thinking abouthome
Strengths:
-compliance with
medications-financially stable
-good familysupport
Disturbed sleep
pattern r/tpsychological stress
AEB difficulty infalling
asleep/awakeningearlier or later than
desired.
Definition:Disturbed sleep
pattern- timelimited disruption
of sleep (natural,periodic suspension
of consciousness)amount and quality.
Sources:
NANDA
Separation of family
Psychological andemotional stress
Suppression offeelings
Depression
Disturbed sleep
pattern
Source:Medical Surgical
Nursing 7th Edition
After four days of
nursing interventionthe client will be able
to:
Verbalize
understandingof sleep
disturbance.
Identifyindividually
appropriateinterventions
to promotesleep
Adjust
lifestyle to
accommodatechronobiological rhythms
Report
improvementin sleep/rest
pattern
Reportincreased
sense of well
being andfeeling rested.
Independent:
Explainnecessity of
sleepdisturbances for
monitoring vitalsigns.
Provide quietenvironment
and comfortmeasures in
preparation forsleep.
Encourage
participation in
regular exerciseprogram duringday.
Collaborative:
Refer to outsideresources
and/orprofessional
therapy asindicated/order
ed.
To assistclient to
establishoptimal
sleep/restpatterns.
To assistclient to deal
with currentsituation.
To promote
wellness
To
Source:
NANDA
After four days of
nursinginterventions the
client was able to:
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ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS RATIONALE DESIRED
OUTCOME
NURSING
INTERVENTION
JUSTIFICATION EVALUATION
Actual/Abnormal
Findings:
Subjective:Client verbalizes
sang una ga las lasko kung depressed
ko
Objective:-fatigue
-sleep disturbances
Risk:
-suicidal
Strengths:
-compliance withmedications
-financially stable-good family
support
Risk for selfdirected violence r/t
altered thought
processes
Definition:
Risk for selfdirected violence-
at risk for behaviorsin which an
individualdemonstrates that
he or she can bephysically or
emotionally and/orsexually harmful to
self.
Sources:
NANDA
Separation of
family
Psychological and
emotional stress
Suppression offeelings
Depression
Risk for self
directed violence
Source:
Medical SurgicalNursing 7th Edition
After four days ofnursing intervention the
client will be able to:
Acknowledgerealities of the
situation.
Express realisticself evaluation
and increasedsense of self
esteem.
Participate incare and meet
own needs in anassertive
manner. Demonstrate
self control as
evidence byrelax posture,
non-violentbehavior.
Use resources
and supportsystems in an
effectivemanner.
Independent:
Observe orlisten for early
cues of distressor increasing
anxiety such asirritability, lack
of cooperation,demanding
behavior, bodyposture or
expression.
Develop
therapeuticnurse-client
relationship.
Maintainstraight forward
communications.
To detectearly signs
of recurrenceof self-
directedviolence and
to implementactions to
avoid it.
Promote
sense oftrust,
allowingclient to
discussfeelings
openly.
To avoidreinforcing
manipulativebehavior.
After four days ofnursing
interventions the
client was able to:
GOAL MET-Patient was able to
verbalizeunderstanding of
why behavioroccurs. The patient
stated that he isaware of why he is
confined in theinstitution that is
sick and needs to becured.
GOAL MET-
Patient was able toexpress realistic self
evaluation andincrease sense of
self esteem becausehe participated in
activities conductedlike art, music and
occupationaltherapy where he
shared a pat of his
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Collaborative:
Regular check-up with
psychologist.
To
encouragepatient to
talk aboutconcerns and
feelings.
Source:NANDA
self.
GOAL MET-Patient was able to
demonstrate selfcontrol because
during the wholeexposure, he
maintained a goodposture, steady gait,
good eye contactand does not use
any hand gesturesduring interactions.