Ncp Stress

Nursing Care Plan Pt name: Rashid Age: 30years Sex: Male

ASSESSMENT

DIAGNOSE

Subjective Data: Client’s statements of: “I rarely leave my house unless I go to group therapy or walk to the lake by myself.” “I don’t have many friends that I speak to.” “I don’t have any activities that I like to do except walk to the lake.”

Social isolation r/t altered mental status AEB client’s statement of, “When I have hallucinations, because of my schizophrenia, I’m not appropriate in public.”

PLANING

Lack of support system; no spouse or children

RETIONALE

EVALUATION

Long Term:

Long Term

Long Term

Client will participate in activities and programs at level of ability and as desire.

Observe for barriers to social Causes of social interaction. isolation may be different for each individual; adequate information should be gathered so appropriate interventions can be planned.

Client has participated in activities and programs at level of ability and as desire.

Short Term Client will identify feelings of isolation.

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Objective Data

N.INTERVENTION

Provide positive reinforcement when the client seeks out others.

Assess physical and mental status to establish a firm basis for planning social

Social support contributes to positive well-being.

Socialization provides a mode for

Short Term Client identifies that he is socially isolated because he has limited interactions with others and does not have any hobbies. He also indicates that all of his family lives out of state.

Schizophrenia

activities.

enhancing a person’s quality of life

Lack of eye contact

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He has appropriate dressing, relaxed sitting position expression fixed maintain eye contact. Slow, soft and slurring speech Sad mood and irritable V/S taken as follows T:98F P: 88/m R: 20/m BP: 120/ 80

Establish a therapeutic relationship by being emotionally present and authentic.

Discuss causes of perceived or actual isolation.

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Being emotionally present and authentic fosters growth in relationships and decreases isolation. The individual’s experience of illness; the circumstances of everyday living that influence quality of life; and emotions, fears, and concerns all have a bearing on the way illness is managed