Nursing Diagnoses in Psychiatric Nursing Care Plans and Psychotropic Medications

INTERNET REFERENCES 1. Client is able to demonstrate techniques that may be used in 2. Client verbalizes understanding that beha ...

a general medical condition.” These factors can adversely affect 2. By interfering with treatment of the medical condition.Psych ...

headaches).by psychological factors. The Predisposing FactorsThis diagnosis is indicated when there is evidence of a physi-cal s ...

(^266) Migraine headaches Ulcers, hypertension Cancer Rheumatoid arthritis, ulcerative colitis Coronary heart disease Asthma d. ...

inadequate choices of practiced responses, and/or inability to use [Denial of relationship between physical symptoms and emo-[Ne ...

4. During client’s discussion, note times during which a sense Interventions with to prevent exacerbation of physical symptoms a ...

1. Client is able to demonstrate techniques that may be used in Outcome Criteria[Dysfunctional family system][Retarded ego devel ...

(^270) Interventions with 1. Ensure that goals are realistic. It is important for client to 2. Minimize amount of attention give ...

Change in [physical] capacity to resume role[Dysfunctional family system]Long-term Goalterfere with role performance in order to ...

Allow all family members input into the plan for change: 8. As client is able to see the relationship between exacerba- 7. Ensu ...

mary nurse.[History of numerous exacerbations of physical illness]Interventions with ize psychological factors affecting his or ...

(^274) 2. Client demonstrates the ability to use adaptive coping strate- 1. Client verbalizes an understanding of the relationsh ...

and cause either signifiof social and personal contexts.” A personality ● are described as follows:The American Psychiatric Asso ...

(^276) 2. include the following: 1. Categories of personality disorders described by the a. b. Cluster B c. Cluster A^ ●Schizoid ...

d. Cluster C a. b. desires; lack of empathy; response to criticism or failure tion to oneself, overreaction to minor events, co ...

ception and thinking about the environment that a diagnosis of interfere with an individual’s ability to function within age-Und ...

Psychosocial a. b. These patients have more relatives with mood disorders than stated:These functional imaging studies support ...

(^280) The theory of object relations suggests that the individual^ ●• • • • •^ ing and the ability to explore the environment i ...

can occur within days, hours, or even minutes. Often these depression, which may give way periodically to anxious agitation or i ...

8.^282 and Interventions Common Nursing Diagnoses 9. (Interventions are applicable to various health-care settings, such as^ 6. ...