Nanda Nursing Diagnosis

Nursing Care Plan for Schizophrenia Nursing Diagnosis : Ineffective Individual Coping related to: Inability to trust others. Freaking Out. Sensitivity (vulnerability) someone. Low self-esteem. Examples of negative feelings. Pressing fear. Inadequate support systems. Ego less developed. Possibility heriditer factor. Family system dysfunction. Defining characteristics: Abnormalities in social participation. Inability to fulfill basic needs. The use of self-defense mechanism is not appropriate. Planning General purpose: The patient can use adaptive coping, as evidenced by a lack of compatibility between the interaction and the desire to participate in society. Specific purpose: The patient will develop a sense of trust in others, The patient is not easy to panic. The patient can control the fear and low self-esteem. Expected outcomes: The patient can assess the situation realistically passage and no action projection feelings in that environment. The patient can recognize and clarify the ...

NURSING DIAGNOSIS: Ineffective individual coping related to: depression, fear, anxiety, and ongoing grieving associated with the diagnosis of AIDS and poor prognosis; need for permanent change in lifestyle associated with impaired immune system functioning and potential for disease transmission to others; uncertainty of disease course and feelings of powerlessness over course of disease; need for disclosure of diagnosis with possibility of subsequent rejection and/or distancing by others and loss of employment and health benefits; guilt associated with past behavior (if it was a factor in contracting HIV) and/or possibility of having transmitted HIV to others; lack of personal resources to deal with disability and premature death associated with youth (a significant number of clients are in their twenties or thirties and are not developmentally prepared to acknowledge and cope with disability and their own mortality); multiple losses (e.g. death of close friends with AIDS; loss of norm...