The patient was experiencing feelings of powerlessness due to an inability to communicate effectively. The nurse's interventions included identifying the situational factors contributing to these feelings, encouraging the patient to rest, determining their perceptions and knowledge of their condition, listening to expressions of feelings, and showing concern and hope. The goal was for the patient to express a sense of control over their situation, acknowledge realities outside their control, and make choices about their care.
The patient was experiencing feelings of powerlessness due to an inability to communicate effectively. The nurse's interventions included identifying the situational factors contributing to these feelings, encouraging the patient to rest, determining their perceptions and knowledge of their condition, listening to expressions of feelings, and showing concern and hope. The goal was for the patient to express a sense of control over their situation, acknowledge realities outside their control, and make choices about their care.
The patient was experiencing feelings of powerlessness due to an inability to communicate effectively. The nurse's interventions included identifying the situational factors contributing to these feelings, encouraging the patient to rest, determining their perceptions and knowledge of their condition, listening to expressions of feelings, and showing concern and hope. The goal was for the patient to express a sense of control over their situation, acknowledge realities outside their control, and make choices about their care.
OBJECTIVE: Within 8 hours or providing 1. Identify situational circumstances that To assess causative factor GOAL MET Feeling of guilt proper nursing made her feel powerless that leads and affects the At the end of 6 hours span of Seen to be always in deep interventions, pt. will be problem nursing care, the patient was thought able to: 2. Encourage patient to rest To promote adequate rest able to: Express sense of control and sleep Express sense of control over the present 3. Determine client’s perception and Perception and knowledge of over the present situation situation and future knowledge of condition the condition serves as the and future outcome; basis for appropriate nursing Acknowledge reality that Acknowledge reality interventions some areas are beyond that some areas are individual’s control 4. Listen to verbalization of feelings and beyond individual’s To determine degree of Make choices related to note for negative expressions like control powerlessness and be involved in care “giving up” and “I’m tired”. 5. Note nonverbal behavioral responses Within 2 days of providing Gestures and nonverbal cues proper nursing are significant in looking interventions, pt. will be deeper into what a person able to: feels. It is one important way Make choices related to of expressing one’s feelings 6. Show concern for client as a person. and be involved in care. To make the client feel that she is not alone and gives 7. Express hope for the client increases her self-esteem There is always hope in 8. Identify the area that she can do everything and areas beyond her control. This helps the client 9. Encourage client to maintain a recognize her own ability sense of perspective about the situation. To promote optimism and 10. Encourage use of anxiety and stress- positive outlook towards life reduction techniques such as thinking of To promote wellness. happy thoughts and positive self-recitation Nursing Diagnosis: Ineffective coping related to situational crisis
OBJECTIVE: After 4 weeks of nursing 1. Assess extent of altered perception 1. Determination of GOAL MET Inappropriate use of intervention client will: and related degree of disability. individual factors aids in After 4 weeks of nursing defense mechanisms Talk/communicate with Determine Functional Independence developing plan of intervention client was: Inability to SO about situation and Measure score. care/choice of Talk/communicate with SO cope/difficulty asking for changes that have 2. Identify meaning of the dysfunction interventions and about situation and changes help occurred. and change to patient. Note ability to discharge expectations. that have occurred. Change in usual Verbalize awareness of understand events, provide realistic 2. Some patients accept and Verbalize awareness of communication patterns own coping abilities. appraisal of the situation. manage altered function own coping abilities. Inability to meet basic Meet psychological 3. Determine outside stressors: family, effectively with little Meet psychological needs needs/role expectations needs as evidenced by work, future healthcare needs. adjustment, whereas as evidenced by appropriate appropriate expression 4. Provide psychological support and others may have expression of feelings, of feelings, set realistic short-term goals. Involve considerable difficulty identification of options, identification of options, the patient’s SO in plan of care when recognizing and adjust to and use of resources. and use of resources. possible and explain his deficits and deficits. In order to strengths. provide meaningful 5. Encourage patient to express support and appropriate feelings, including hostility or anger, problem-solving, denial, depression, sense of healthcare providers need disconnectedness. to understand the 6. Acknowledge statement of feelings meaning of the about betrayal of body; remain stroke/limitations to matter-of-fact about reality that patient. patient can still use unaffected side 3. Helps identify specific and learn to control affected side. needs, provides Use words (weak, affected, right- opportunity to offer left) that incorporate that side as part information and begin of the whole body. problem-solving. Consideration of social factors, in addition to functional status, is important in determining appropriate discharge destination. 4. To increase the patient’s sense of confidence and can help in compliance to therapeutic regimen. 5. Demonstrates acceptance of patient in recognizing and beginning to deal with these feelings. 6. Helps patient see that the nurse accepts both sides as part of the whole individual. Allows patient to feel hopeful and begin to accept current situation. Nursing Diagnosis: Anxiety related to stress
OBJECTIVE: After 2 hours of nursing 1. Observe client’s behavior. 1. Helps client to identify GOAL MET Fear may be seen in some intervention, the client will 2. Review coping skills the client used in what is reality-based. At the end of 6 hours span of facial expression. be able to appear relax and past. 2. To determine those that nursing care, the patient was report anxiety is reduced to Regret 3. Establish therapeutic relationship might be helpful in current able to: a manageable level. Insomnia conveying empathy and unconditional circumstances Express sense of control positive regard. 3. To avoid contagious over the present situation 4. Be available to client for listening and effect/transmission of and future talking. anxiety. Acknowledge reality that 5. Provide comfort measures such as calm 4. Knowing that someone some areas are beyond and quiet environment and Provide understands what he feels individual’s control privacy for the patient and relatives. it can help to at least Make choices related to lessen the burden and and be involved in care show support. 5. To avoid the occurrence of precipitating factor that may increase the anxiety.