ILOILO DOCTORS’ COLLEGE

COLLEGE OF NURSING
West Avenue, Molo, Iloilo City

NURSING CARE PLAN

Defining Nursing Diagnosis Outcome Nursing Intervention Rationale Evaluation

Characteristics Identification
Sexual Dysfunction Long Term: 1. Assess client’s 1. This 1. Clients are able to
Subjective: related to Altered body After 1 month of sexual history establishes a correlate physical or
“It was suspected that structure or function nursing and previous database psychosocial factors
another cause of his ED (pregnancy, recent intervention, the level of satisfac- from which that interfere with
was the combination of childbirth, client will tion in sexual to work and sexual functioning.
antihypertensive drugs, surgery, resume sexual relationship. provides a
medications due to his anomalies, disease activity at level foundation 2.Client is able to
hypertension” as process, trauma, satisfactory to for goal communicate with
verbalized by his wife. radiation) self and partner setting. partners about their
by (time is
Rationale: sexual relationship
Objectives: individually 2. Assess client’s 2. Client’s idea
The state in which an without discomfort.
1. He has been determined). perception of of what
individual experiences a
treated for the problem. constitutes a
change in sexual function 3. Client and partner
hypertension Short term: problem
for 4 to 5 years during the sexual After 1 week of may differ verbalize willingness
and is currently response phases of nursing from the and desire to seek
taking a desire, excitation, and/or intervention: nurse’s. It is assistance from
combination of orgasm, which is viewed 1. Client will the client’s professional sex
hydrochlorothia as unsatisfying, unre- identify stressors perception therapist or
zide and warding, or inadequate. that may on which
atenolol with contribute to the goals of 4. Client verbalizes
good blood loss of sexual care must be resumption of sexual
pressure function within 1 established. activity at level satis-
control. week or factory to self and
2. Clients will 3. Help clients 3. Stress in any partner.
2. His past history discuss the determine the areas of life
includes obesity pathophysiology time dimension can affect
and a sedentary of disease associated with sexual
lifestyle. processes that the onset of the functioning.
contribute to problem and Client may
sexual discuss what was be unaware
dysfunction happening in his of
within 1 week. or her life correlation
For client with situation at that between
permanent time. stress and
dysfunction due sexual
to disease dysfunction.
process:
3. Client will 4. Assess client’s 4. Depression
verbalize mood and level and fatigue
willingness to of energy. decrease
seek desire and
professional enthusiasm
assistance from for
a sex therapist in participation
order to learn in sexual
alternative ways activity.
of achieving
sexual 5. Review 5. Many
satisfaction with medication medications
partner by (time regimen; can affect
is indi- observe for side sexual
visually effects. functioning.
determined). Evaluation
of drug and
individual
response is
important to
ascertain
whether
drug may be
contributing
 to the
problem.

6. Client may
6. Encourage be unaware
clients to discuss that satis-
disease factory
processes that changes can
may be con- be made in
tributing to his or her
sexual sex life. He
dysfunction. or she may
Ensure that also be
client is aware unaware of
that alternative the
methods of availability
achieving sexual of sex
satisfaction exist counseling.
and can be
learned through
sex counseling if
he or she and
partner desire to
do so.
 ILOILO DOCTORS’ COLLEGE
COLLEGE OF NURSING
West Avenue, Molo, Iloilo City

NURSING CARE PLAN

Defining Nursing Diagnosis Outcome Nursing Intervention Rationale Evaluation

Characteristics Identification
Subjective: Low Self-Esteem Long Term: 1. To enhance the 1. Client verbalizes
“This has been related to Lack of After 1 week of clients self- positive perception
distressing to him and personal satisfaction nursing esteem: of self.
to his wife and has with assigned gender. intervention: a. Encourage the client
caused significant Clients will to engage in activities in 2. Client verbalizes
marital strife” as Rationale: verbalize and which he or self-satisfaction
verbalized by the Negative self- demonstrate she is likely to achieve about
patient. evaluating/feelings behaviors that success. accomplishments
Objective: about self or self- indicate self- and demonstrates
1. He reports capabilities. satisfaction with b. Help the client to behaviors that
significant assigned gender, focus on aspects of his reflect self-worth.
erectile ability to interact or her life for
 dysfunction (ED) with others, and which positive feelings
that has a sense of self as exist. Discourage
progressed over a worthwhile rumination about
the past 8 person. situations that are
months. perceived as failures or
Short Term: over.
2. The patient and After 2 days of
his wife were nursing 2. Help the client 2. Having some control
given the intervention: identify over his or her life may
opportunity to Client will behaviors or decrease feelings of
seek marital verbalize aspects of life he powerlessness and
counseling for positive or she would like increase feelings of self-
further statements to change. If worth.
improvement in about self, realistic, assist
their including past the client in
interpersonal accomplishment problem solving
relationship and s and future ways to bring
resolution of prospects. about the
ED. change.

3. Offer to be
available to 3. Having an available
support the support person who does
client when he is not judge the client
feeling rejected behavior and who provides
by peers. unconditional acceptance
assists the child to progress
toward acceptance of self
as a worthwhile person.