Short-term Goal[Poor skin turgor]weight gain will be demonstrated; constipation will be cor-and blood counts will be within normal limits; a steady by time of discharge from treatment (e.g., electrolytes Client will exhibit no signs or symptoms of malnutrition Long-term GoalDefiClient will gain 2 lb per week for the next 3 weeks.Loss of weightLack of interest in foodPale mucous membranesPoor muscle tone[Amenorrhea]rected; client will exhibit increased energy in participation in [Edema of extremities][Electrolyte imbalances][Weakness][Constipation][Anemias] Goals/Objectives [Ideas of self-destruction] [Regression to lower level of development] [Energy level too low to meet own nutritional needs] ning Characteristics (“evidenced by”)Mood Disorders: Depression ●^141
2 2506_Ch06_125-144.indd 0141 506 Ch 06 125 - 144 .indd 3. Keep strict documentation of intake, output, and calorie 2. To prevent constipation, ensure that diet includes foods high 1. In collaboration with dietitian, determine number of calories 0 Interventions with activities). 5. Determine client’s likes and dislikes, and collaborate with 4. Weigh client daily. 141 eat foods that he or she particularly enjoys.nutritional assessment and maintain client safety.required to provide adequate nutrition and realistic (accord-count. medications.tion is also a common side effect of many antidepressant dietitian to provide favorite foods. ing to body structure and height) weight gain.tioning. tion and physical exercise to promote normal bowel func-ment information.in ficonstipation because of psychomotor retardation. Constipa- ber content. Encourage client to increase flThis information is necessary to make an accurate Depressed clients are particularly vulnerable to Selected RationalesWeight loss or gain is important assess-Client is more likely to uid consump-10/1/10 9:34:37 AM 10 / 1 / 10 9 : 34 : 37 AM
