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1.Subjective data(verbalized by patient)
- No appetite
- Poor sleep on the night
- Want to pray
- Anxious
2.Objective data (observed and all simple procedures to diagnostic tests)
- Tearful
- Exhausted
- Feeling sinful
- Overweight
- Surgical dressing
- BP:146/86mmHg
3.Assessment
- Anorexic
- Inadequate sleep
- Elevated blood pressure
4.Nursing Diagnosis intervention and outcomes
- Anxiety related to disease condition as evidenced by verbalisation, elevated blood pressure,crying, inability to sleep,poor intake of food, disturbed thoughts regards spirituality
- Intervention
- Assess the patient knowledge regarding the disease condition, baseline information to plan for care
- Support the patient psychologically by counseling, support therapy,social interaction, this helps to diver her mind
- Inform disease may be due hereditary, life style,environment, diet ,etc., and find hope in God
- Ensure that patient feels hope that her disease is not because of her any sinful activity in the past
- Meet the patient's dietary requirements as this may lead to detoriating in patient's health
- Provide calm and quite environment to encourage sleep
- Provide warm sponge bath at bed time to enhance circulation and promote sleep
- Outcome
- Able to sleep adequately
- Overcome her anxiety and trying to lead a quality life
- Able to pray
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