Nursing Diagnoses in Psychiatric Nursing Care Plans and Psychotropic Medications

for prescribing the specifiapproach to planning and organizing nursing care. Basically, it is evaluated.is accountable.success o ...

psychiatric clients. The following is an example of a nursing his-diagnoses (e.g., there may be a relationship between the nursi ...

Nursing ActionsSymptomsDiagnosisOutcomesSigns andNursing Medication Nursing ActionsDiagnosisSymptomsOutcomesSigns andNursing Med ...

II. Conditions of admissionAccompanied by: Admitted from: III. Predisposing Factors A. Genetic InflDate: Route of admission (whe ...

C. Existing Conditions a. Theoretically: d. Educational background: e. Signifi b. Behaviorally: f. Peer/friendship relationships ...

IV. Precipitating EventClient’s or family member’s understanding or description of VI. Adaptation Responses A. PsychosocialDescr ...

Stage and manifestations of grief (circle one):Nurse’s objective assessment of self-esteem:Splitting Religiosity Sublimation ...

B. Physiological 8. 9. Reality orientation (check those that apply):^ 10. Ideas of destruction to self/others? Yes No 1. Aphasic ...

Use of street drugs or alcohol:NA ME USED (^) AMOUNT OFTEN LAST EFFECTS a. Respirations: Normal Rate d. Neurological status: b. ...

Discharge? Nocturia? Indigestion/heartburn? Relieved by Nausea/vomiting? Relieved by^ Usual bowel pattern Constipation? Females: ...

i. Ears: l. Activity/rest patterns: j. Medication side effects: Yes No Explaink. Altered lab values and possible signifi Leisure ...

intellectual functions. Selected disorders are presented here. It ● Several common psychiatric disorders may arise or become evi ...

Defied on Axis II in the APA (2000) Predisposing Factorsis essential that the nurse working with these clients understand normal ...

Common Nursing Diagnoses and^16 (Interventions are applicable to various health care settings, such as RetardationInterventions ...

Possible Etiologies (“related to”)Disorders Usually First Diagnosed in Infancy, Childhood, or Adolescence Inability to put on cl ...

DefiPossible Etiologies (“related to”)Client will establish trust with caregiver and a means of com-Short-term GoalGoals/Objecti ...

DefiPossible Etiologies (“related to”)trusted caregiver.Client will attempt to interact with others in the presence of Outcome C ...

der, childhood disintegrative disorder, pervasive developmen-on level of severity. These include autistic disorder, Rett’s disor ...

Common Nursing Diagnoses and Disorders Usually First Diagnosed in Infancy, Childhood, or Adolescence tissue damage with the inte ...

1. Anxiety is maintained at a level at which client feels no need^22 ● 2. When feeling anxious, client initiates interaction bet ...