Nursing Diagnoses in Psychiatric Nursing Care Plans and Psychotropic Medications

Initially, fulfi 5. Gradually withdraw attention to physical symptoms. Minimize 6. Explain to client that any new physical comp ...

change that actually exists. (Time frame for this goal must be Fear of reaction by others 1. Establish trusting relationship wit ...

[Regression to, or fi 2. Client demonstrates acceptance of changes in bodily struc-6. Provide positive reinforcement for client’ ...

(^186) Interventions with 1. Monitor physician’s ongoing assessments, laboratory reports, 2. Identify gains that the physical sy ...

Defi[Inability to speak]Inability to sit on or rise from toilet or commodeInability to fl●Inability to manipulate clothing for t ...

(^) 6. Bathe client, or assist with bath, depending on his or her level 7. Assist client with dressing, oral hygiene, combing ha ...

Lack of interest in learningcal condition exists to substantiate physical symptoms.[Severe level of anxiety] Defi 2. Assess clie ...

(^190) • Additional information about somatoform disorders may be 8. Discuss adaptive methods of stress management: relaxation 2 ...

able stress, the individual blocks off part of his or her life from tasy state. The following categories are defiin the usually ...

(^192) 1. 4. ● 3. took place during the fugue. Course is typically brief—hours to days, and rarely, months. Recurrences are rare ...

4. Feeling of unreality; detachment from a stressful situation— 3. Assumption of additional identities within the personality; 1 ...

Inability to meet role expectations^194 Client will demonstrate ability to cope with stress (employing Long-term Goal 2. Client ...

1. Client is able to demonstrate techniques that may be used in^ 6. Help client defi 2. Client verbalizes an understanding of th ...

(^196) Client will recover defitive coping mechanisms to deal with stressful situations.Interventions with 5. Encourage client t ...

multiple personalities within the self and be able to recog-[Presence of more than one personality within the individual] Possib ...

(^) 1. Client recognizes the existence of more than one personality. 3. Client verbalizes the intention of seeking long-term out ...

reality during stressful situations.the ability to perceive stimuli correctly and maintain a sense of Client will verbalize adap ...

(^200) • Outcome Criteria 1. Client perceives stressful situations correctly and is able to 2. Client demonstrates use of adapti ...

characterized by recurrent, intense sexual urges, fantasies, or Paraphiliasimpairment or disturbance in any of the phases of the ...

3.^202 a nonconsenting person (APA, 2000). Sexual excitement is be fantasized, solitary, or with a partner. Examples include ...