Develop a nursing care plan encompassing all phases of the nursing process for a patient undergoing treatment for substance abuse and dependency

For which physical or behavioral signs of substance use would a nurse observe in the adolescent population? Select all that apply. One, some, or all responses may be correct. Worrying about being addicted Showing a high performance in social activities Experiencing an overdose or withdrawal symptoms Worrying about a friend or family member who is addicted Manifesting bizarre behavior or confusion

You are a nurse readying your patient, who is 3 days postsurgical hip repair, to transfer to a rehabilitation facility for continued therapy. As your patient’s history includes dementia and a high potential for infection, thorough communication is in order to ensure optimum continuity of care. The patient’s family members are supportive but somewhat divided as to her living arrangements after she has completed her physical rehabilitation. (Learning Objectives 1 and 7) a. What data in the scenario are pertinent? b. Describe some of your responsibilities within this situation to ensure continuity of care. c. After the patient completes her physical rehabilitation, what steps are necessary to provide effective discharge planning?

a nurse needs to be aware of difficulties in establishing a therapeutic relationship and be able to take corrective action. what resources can assist with this process

In this criterion, you will need develop strategies and identifythe challenges in nursing burnout issues you encounter in incorporating your topic to the context (setting).

Give  Information relating to managing conflict and escalation of concerns in nursing.

Discuss practices that are helpful for responsive towards managing secondary stress Discuss practices that support trauma inform care

Identify and describe the three elements of the therapeutic relationship and the implications of each when working with children and families impacted by healthcare.

Explore the principles of therapeutic communication in nursing, including techniques for building rapport, active listening, and effectively addressing patient concerns.

Which of the following interventions is most appropriate for a psychiatric nurse to use when interacting with a patient experiencing acute anxiety?Encouraging the patient to engage in deep breathing and relaxation techniques.Immediately initiating a discussion about the underlying causes of the patient's anxiety.Advising the patient to avoid situations that trigger anxiety until medication takes effect.Suggesting the patient should focus on future events to distract from current anxiety.