1. The document outlines several nursing diagnoses and interventions for patients with personality disorders, including defensive coping, impaired social interaction, need for self-care activities, extreme suspiciousness, social isolation, risk for suicide, and anxiety.
2. The nursing interventions focus on helping clients gain insight into dysfunctional behaviors, improve social skills, learn self-care, identify triggers for anxiety, and adopt coping strategies to replace maladaptive behaviors.
3. The goal of the interventions is for clients to better understand themselves and their disorders, interact appropriately, care for their health, and manage emotions to reduce risks.
1. The document outlines several nursing diagnoses and interventions for patients with personality disorders, including defensive coping, impaired social interaction, need for self-care activities, extreme suspiciousness, social isolation, risk for suicide, and anxiety.
2. The nursing interventions focus on helping clients gain insight into dysfunctional behaviors, improve social skills, learn self-care, identify triggers for anxiety, and adopt coping strategies to replace maladaptive behaviors.
3. The goal of the interventions is for clients to better understand themselves and their disorders, interact appropriately, care for their health, and manage emotions to reduce risks.
1. The document outlines several nursing diagnoses and interventions for patients with personality disorders, including defensive coping, impaired social interaction, need for self-care activities, extreme suspiciousness, social isolation, risk for suicide, and anxiety.
2. The nursing interventions focus on helping clients gain insight into dysfunctional behaviors, improve social skills, learn self-care, identify triggers for anxiety, and adopt coping strategies to replace maladaptive behaviors.
3. The goal of the interventions is for clients to better understand themselves and their disorders, interact appropriately, care for their health, and manage emotions to reduce risks.
science department of psychiatry Nursing intervention and assessment For personality disorder NURSING DIAGNOSIS • Defensive Coping related to Dysfunctional family system Evidenced by Disregard for societal norms Outcome Criteria • Client will be able to follow rules and delay personal gratification. Nursing Interventions 1. client should be made aware of which behaviors are acceptable and which are not 2.Provide positive feedback or reward for acceptable behaviors 3.Begin to increase the length of time requirement for acceptable behavior in order to achieve the reward Nursing diagnosis • Impaired social interaction related to Extreme fears of abandonment and engulfment Evidenced by Alternating clinging and distancing behaviors and staff splitting Outcome Criteria • Client will exhibit no evidence of splitting or clinging and distancing behaviors in relationships with staff and/or peer Nursing Interventions 1. Encourage client to examine these behaviors to recognize that they are occurring 2.Explore feelings that relate to fears of abandonment and engulfment with client Nursing diagnosis need self care activity to achieve and maintain optimal wellness related to Low self-esteem evidenced by History of lack of health-seeking behavior Goals/Objectives • Client will verbalize understanding of knowledge required to fulfill basic health needs following implementation • Client will be able to demonstrate skills learned for fulfillment of basic health needs by time of discharge from therapy Interventions 1. Assess client’s level of knowledge regarding positive self care practices. 2. Include significant others in the learning activity, if possible 3.Implement teaching plan at a time that facilitates, and in a place that is conducive to, optimal learning 4.Provide positive feedback for participation Nursing diagnosis Extreme suspiciousness related to mistrust as evidenced by Suspects there relatives without any reason Desired Outcome • Client will be able to identify appropriate coping techniques and remains safe and free from harm Nursing intervention 1.Monitor behaviors and interactions with staff and other client 2.Talk openly with client about their beliefs and thoughts, showing empathy and support 3.Prevents aggressive behavior and suspicions 4.Avoid startling the client, sudden movements or touching the client unnecessarily 5.Discuss feelings and help client identify behaviors that cause conflict or alienate others Nursing Diagnosis • Social isolation related to alterations in social desire as evidenced by being withdrawn and poor eye contact Desired Outcome • client will be able to Identify feelings that lead to poor social interaction • Verbalize willingness to be involved with others Nursing Intervention • Establish therapeutic nurse-client relationship • Encourage to join programs and activities • promote socialization skills and peer contact • interact with other persons in the area Nursing Diagnosis • Risk for suicide Related to feelings of hopelessness, rejection, and anger Goal/outcome Client will be free of self injury Nursing interventions Encourage patient to talk freely about feelings and help patient plan alternate ways to handle emotions Nursing diagnosis • Anxiety related to Extreme fear of abandonment evidenced by Acts of self- mutilation in an effort to find relief from feelings of unreality Goals/Objectives • Client will demonstrate use of relaxation techniques to maintain anxiety at manageable level • Client will be able to recognize events that precipitate anxiety and intervene to prevent disabling behaviors. Nursing Interventions • Correct misinterpretations of the environment as expressed by client • Encourage the client to talk about true feelings • Help the client work toward achievement of object constancy • Observe client’s behavior frequently.