Date Cues NSG Dx. Scientific Basis Goal of Care NSG Intervention Rationale Outcome Criteria Evaluation
The goal of care was to treat the patient's self-mutilating behavior caused by a character disorder and prevent further self-injury. In the short term, the scientific basis focused on establishing trust, assessing risk factors, and identifying triggers. The patient was able to get injuries treated, refrain from further self-injury, and express feelings. In the long term, the goal was for the patient to show no new self-inflicted wounds after 4 weeks and continue attending therapy. The nurse's interventions included administering prescribed drugs, referring to other providers, and multiple therapeutic modalities to help the patient develop new coping mechanisms.
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Date Cues NSG Dx. Scientific Basis Goal of Care NSG Intervention Rationale Outcome Criteria Evaluation
The goal of care was to treat the patient's self-mutilating behavior caused by a character disorder and prevent further self-injury. In the short term, the scientific basis focused on establishing trust, assessing risk factors, and identifying triggers. The patient was able to get injuries treated, refrain from further self-injury, and express feelings. In the long term, the goal was for the patient to show no new self-inflicted wounds after 4 weeks and continue attending therapy. The nurse's interventions included administering prescribed drugs, referring to other providers, and multiple therapeutic modalities to help the patient develop new coping mechanisms.
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GOAL OF NSG
DATE CUES NSG DX. SCIENTIFIC RATIONALE OUTCOME EVALUATION
CARE INTERVENTION BASIS CRITERIA 5/5/21 ASSESSMENT: Deliberate Short term: Independent: Patient will Short term: Subjective: Self Mutilation self- Within 6 a. Establish rapport a. To develop a be able to: Within 6 hours >“I don’t want to related to injurious hours of with the patient level of trust and a. Free of of nurse- do that character behaviour nurse-patient understanding with self- patient (suicide), I don’t disorder as causing interaction, the patient. inflicted interaction, the want to go to evidenced by tissue the patient b. Assess for risk b. Identifying injury patient has hell. If I go to superficial damage will be able factor of self patterns and b. Identify been able to: hell I would slashes on with the to: mutilation, including circumstances triggers to - Have injuries never see her the wrist . intent of - Have categories of surrounding self- self treated and in heaven. My causing injuries psychiatric injury can help the mutilation assessed by mother was a nonfatal treated disorder. Assess nurse plan c. Seek their physician Saint you injury to - Refrain client’s history of interventions and help when -Have know.” attain relief from further self mutilating teaching strategies having exhibited Objectives: of tension. self injury behaviour. suitable to the urges to behavior >Hiding left - Express Including types of client. self showing wrist with feelings self mutilating mutilate coping sleeve Long Term: behaviour, mechanism to >Denial After 4 frequency and prevent self >Crying weeks of stressors. mutilation c. Identify feelings c. Feelings are a >Patient keeps nurse- -Has opened pre, during and guideline for future to herself/ patient up to the post act of self intervention. adamant to interaction: healthcare share The patient mutilation. team regarding d. Maintain ongoing d. To ensure >Self inflicted will show no feelings of self surveillance of the stability of the horizontal cut new scars or mutilation client and patient and located at the wounds of Long Term: environment. maintain constant left wrist self infliction After 4 weeks Monitor the client’s monitoring to >Patient tried to Report of nurse- behaviour using 15 prevent patient jump off the continued patient minute checks at from self building to end attendance interaction the irregular times so mutilation. her life. to therapy patient has >Patient and group that the patient been able to: destroys glass counseling does not notice a - The patient whenever an pattern. was able to episode occurs e. Assess the e. This way the show no new where she is patient’s ability to patient is scars or angry. enter into a no encouraged to wounds of self >Diagnosed suicide or no self take responsibility infliction with Multiple harm contract. for healthier - Reported Personality Secure a written or behavior. Talking continued Disorder nonverbal contract to others and attendance to from the patient to learning therapy and notify the staff alternative coping group when experiencing skills can reduce counseling suicidal ideation or frequency and > showing the desire to self severity until such positive signs mutilate behavior ceases. of recovery Dependent: > verbalized a. Administer a. To provide new coping prescribed drugs pharmacological mechanisms intervention that assists in prevention of the patient harming one’s self and Collaborative: others a. Refer patient to a. To allow physician fro physician to treat treatment of deep self inflicted injuries. wounds that may b. Refer to mental need stitches. health counseling. b. To find Multiple therapeutic nonpharmacologic modalities are al interventions available for that may help the treatment. patient. c. Refer to group c. To allow the therapies as a patient to interact means to exchange with those who information about have gone through methods of coping the same illness or with loneliness, self problems as hers destructive and inquire impulses, and insights of different interpersonal coping strategies. relationships as well as housing, employment, and health care system issues directly and noninterpretively.
RISK For INJURY Related To Regulatory Function (Sensory Difunction As Evidenced by Decrease Visual Acuity, Unable To Recognize Object 12-14 Inches Away, Not Wearing of Eyeglasses.