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    NCP 1 (BP II) Final

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    The nurse will implement a nursing care plan to address an adult client's impaired social interaction related to emotional changes as evidenced by a lack of energy at home and poor verbalization of interaction with family and colleagues. Over 2 weeks, the nurse will encourage the client to express feelings, maintain a calm presence, show unconditional positive regard, and structure activities at the client's pace to gradually improve their interaction with others. The goal is for the client to feel more secure and regain interest in social activities.

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    NCP 1 (BP II) Final

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    The nurse will implement a nursing care plan to address an adult client's impaired social interaction related to emotional changes as evidenced by a lack of energy at home and poor verbalization of interaction with family and colleagues. Over 2 weeks, the nurse will encourage the client to express feelings, maintain a calm presence, show unconditional positive regard, and structure activities at the client's pace to gradually improve their interaction with others. The goal is for the client to feel more secure and regain interest in social activities.

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    The nurse will implement a nursing care plan to address an adult client's impaired social interaction related to emotional changes as evidenced by a lack of energy at home and poor verbalization of interaction with family and colleagues. Over 2 weeks, the nurse will encourage the client to express feelings, maintain a calm presence, show unconditional positive regard, and structure activities at the client's pace to gradually improve their interaction with others. The goal is for the client to feel more secure and regain interest in social activities.

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    NCP 1 (BP II) Final

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    The nurse will implement a nursing care plan to address an adult client's impaired social interaction related to emotional changes as evidenced by a lack of energy at home and poor verbalization of interaction with family and colleagues. Over 2 weeks, the nurse will encourage the client to express feelings, maintain a calm presence, show unconditional positive regard, and structure activities at the client's pace to gradually improve their interaction with others. The goal is for the client to feel more secure and regain interest in social activities.

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    Nursing Care Plan

    Assessment Diagnosis Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation


    Subjective Data: “Sa Impaired social After 2 weeks of The nurse will: - The client
    trabaho wala akong interaction related implementing successfully
    gana makipag usap. Sa to emotional nursing - Encourage client - It will serve as interacted
    bahay, mas gusto ko changes as intervention, the to express feelings baseline for the gradually with
    na lang manood ng TV evidenced by lack of client will: that lead to poor direction of care family and
    kaysa kausapin ang energy at home and - gradually social interaction colleagues
    asawa at mga anak verbalization of interact with
    ko.” As verbalized by poor interaction family and
    the patient with family and colleagues - Maintain - the client will
    colleagues calmness in feel more secure
    approaching the if you are calm
    Objective Data: client and if the client
    - Lack of energy feels you are in
    at home control of the
    - Family report situation
    change of
    style or
    patterns of - it will convey
    interaction - Show belief in the
    unconditional client as a
    positive regard worthwhile
    individual

    - Be with the client - The presence of


    to offer support a trusted
    during group individual
    activities that may provides
    be frightening or emotional
    difficult for her. Or security for the
    ask a family client
    member or trusted
    person to be with
    the client

    - Structure - Client can lose


    activities that work interest in
    at the client’s pace activities that are
    and activity. (e.g., too ambitious,
    practice yoga, which can
    aerobics class, be increase a sense
    inspired with of failure.
    music, Depressed
    boardgames) people lack
    concentration
    and memory.
    This will help the
    client interact
    more with her
    children

    - Such activities
    - Involve the client will aid in
    in gross motor relieving
    activities that tensions, and it
    requires very little might help in
    concentration (e.g., improving the
    brisk walking) mood. It is known
    to boost
    production of
    endorphins

    - It maximizes
    - When the client is potential for
    at the most interactions while
    depressed state, alleviating
    involve the client in depressed mood
    one-to-one activity

    - Participating in
    - Encourage the group activities
    client to participate help improve
    in group activities interaction with
    (e.g., group others.
    discussions, art Socialization
    therapy, dance minimizes
    therapy) feelings of
    isolation.
    Genuine regard
    for other can
    increase feelings
    of self-worth.

    - Contact with
    - Maximize the others distracts
    client’s contacts the client from
    with others (first self-
    one other, then preoccupation
    two others, etc.)

    - Positive
    - Give recognition reinforcement
    and positive enhances self-
    reinforcement for esteem and
    client’s voluntary encourages
    interaction with repetition of
    others acceptable
    behaviors

    Collaborative

    - The client and


    - Refer the client family can gain
    and family to self- tremendous
    help groups in the support and
    community insight from
    people sharing
    their experiences

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