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Diagnosis Ineffective Coping

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Key problem #1 Diagnosis: Ineffective Coping Goals: Patient will not show signs and symptoms of ineffective coping. Desired outcome: Patient will verbalize awareness of own coping abilities for the duration this shift. Patient will meet basic psychological needs and demonstrate appropriate expression of feeling for the duration of this shift. Interventions: Response: 1. Set short term goal and provide psychological support. 2. Encourage patient to express feeling (e.g. depression, anger) 3. Provide behavior support to increase participation rehabilitation activities 1. Patient states “Psychological support helps to increase my coping ability.” 2. Patient demonstrates improved expression of feeling about body image. 3. Patient …show more content…

Provide self-help device (e.g. zipper pull, dressing stick, button hook, long handle shoehorn, etc.) 1. Patient states “I learn batter with sufficient time dressing and undressing myself.” 2. Patient achieved maximum learning performance and able demonstrate activity independently. 3. Patient is able to perform activities and reduced reliance on others for meeting own needs. Evaluation: Patient performs self-care activities within physical limitation at the end of the shift. Key Problem # 4 Diagnosis: Disturbed Sensory Perception Goal: Patient will maintain level of consciousness and perceptual function. Desired outcome: Patient will exhibit relaxed body movement and facial expression for the duration of this shift. Patient will remain free from harm resulting from reduced tactile sensation for the duration of this shift. Interventions: Response: 1. Assess sensory awareness (e.g. cold from hot, dull from sharp, body part and joint sensation). 2. Determine patient perception to environment, staff, and procedures. 3. Give patient object to touch and hold. 1. Patient identifies cold from hot, dull from sharp. 2. Patient has perception to environment, staff, and procedures. 3. Patient states have stimuli to sense of

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