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    Name: A. E. F.

    Age: 52 years old

    Status: Single

    Religion: Roman Catholic

    Birth Date: December 1, 1958

    Birth Place: Kalibo, Aklan

    Education: B.S. Agriculture

    Admitted By: Nimfa

    Weight on admission: 42kgs.

    Referred for: Psychological Assessment

    Referred by: Dr. Agustin

    Date Examined: June 2, 2011

    Diagnosis: Bipolar with Psychotic Features

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    NURSING CARE PLAN

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    Cues Nursing

    Diagnosis

    Analysis/

    Inference

    Goals And

    Objectives

    Intervention plan

    Nursing

    Intervention

    Rationale Evaluation

    SUBJECTIVE:

    The clientsaid,

    Magkasamanga kami ngnanay ko saBaclarannaglalakad salabas ngsimbahantapos maynakita akongball of light.

    She also saidthat herparents diedlast 1978 butthey areactually stillalive.

    She also saidthat shegraduated inAklan

    AgriculturalCollege andshe wastrained to domarketing jobin their familybusiness

    JavlonInternational(firefighting

    equipment). She said,

    tatlo langkaming

    Disturbed

    thought

    process

    related to

    unresolved

    grief

    denial of

    anxiety and

    depression

    as

    evidenced

    by

    ineffectivein assuming

    adult roles

    and

    responsibili

    ties;

    inappropria

    te non-

    reality-

    basedthinking;

    reacts to

    problems in

    a hysterical

    and

    exaggerate

    d way; and

    previous

    unfavorableexperiences

    .

    Cognitiveprocessesinclude those

    mentalprocesses bywhichknowledge isacquired.These mentalprocessesincluderealityorientation,comprehensi

    on,awareness,and judgment. Adisruption inthese mentalprocessesmay lead toinaccurateinterpretatio

    ns of theenvironmentand mayresult in aninability toevaluaterealityaccurately.Wherever thepatient is

    encountered,the nurse isresponsiblefor giving atreatment

    GOAL:After 8 hoursof nursing

    intervention,client will beable todemonstratebehaviours tominimizechanges inmentationand maintainusual realityorientation.

    OBJECTIVES:After a shift ofinterventions,the client willbe able to:

    a. Understand how tocope with

    problemsand reflecta thinkingprocessesoriented inreality.

    b. Refrainfromrespondingto

    delusionalthoughts,shouldthey occur.

    - Assessattentionspan andability tomake

    decisions orproblemsolve.

    - Reorientpatient totime, place,and person.

    - Present

    - Determineability toparticipate inplanning ofcare.

    - Inability tomaintainorientation isa sign of deterioration.

    - Defensereactionsmay result.

    After 8 hoursof nursingintervention,

    the goal wasmet asevidenced bydemonstrationof behavioursto minimizechanges inmentationand maintainusual realityorientation.