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Disturbed sensory perceptionR/T altered sensory receptionAEB mistrust and suspiciousnessof others. (Doenges, Moorhouse,& Murr,2013, p. 838).
Outcome:Client will recognize and correct orcompensate for sensory impairments within2-3 days. (Doenges, Moorhouse, & Murr,2013, p. 838).
Nurse will approach pt. In a serious,straightforward manner. Reasoning: Beingstraightforward is essential to the success ofthe nurse-client relationship
Nurse will provide explanations of plan ofcare w/client Involving client as much aspossible.
Nurse will help client validate ideas beforetaking action. This requires the ability to trustand listen to one person.
Risk for Social Isolation R/Tmistrust of others and delusionalthinking AEB statement thatneighbors "are not to be trustedand could turn against him for noreason", isolation of self frommother, and escalating distrust ofwife. (Doenges, Moorhouse, & Murr,2013, p. 887).
Before discharge, client will be able to identifycauses of and actions to help correct furtherisolation. Reasoning: Because of the chronicparanoid thoughts and delusions, the patientis often unaware of abnormality of theirthought process that lead to personalisolation and disruption of interpersonalrelationships.(Doenges, Moorhouse, & Murr,2013, p. 887).
The nurse will educate the patient aboutproper coping techniques dealing withfeelings of anger and anxiety. Example:Journaling and Though Stopping.
The nurse will education the patient aboutthe medications he is prescribed and theneed for strict compliance. Reasoning:Because the of the chronic nature of thepatient's mental diagnosis, strict adherenceto the pharmacological regiment may allowfor lessening of signs and symptoms
Evaluation: Goals mostly unmet. Patient doesnot clearly see the detriment of his behaviorsthat are based upon his paranoid dellusions. What little understanding he has, there islimited positive skills to take the place of anylacking negative ones, though what fewpositive interactions where made, clientresponded well to positive reinforcement.
The nurse will provide positive reinforcementwhen client makes appropriate socialinteractions with others
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Paranoid Personality Disorder Case Study Examples
Disturbed sensory perception
R/T altered sensory reception
AEB mistrust and suspiciousness
of others. (Doenges, Moorhouse,
& Murr,
2013, p. 838).
Outcome:
Client will recognize and correct or
compensate for sensory impairments within
2-3 days. (Doenges, Moorhouse, & Murr,
2013, p. 838).
Nurse will approach pt. In a serious,
straightforward manner. Reasoning: Being
straightforward is essential to the success of
the nurse-client relationship
Nurse will provide explanations of plan of
care w/client Involving client as much as
possible.
Nurse will help client validate ideas before
taking action. This requires the ability to trust
and listen to one person.
Risk for Social Isolation R/T
mistrust of others and delusional
thinking AEB statement that
neighbors "are not to be trusted
and could turn against him for no
reason", isolation of self from
mother, and escalating distrust of
wife. (Doenges, Moorhouse, & Murr,
2013, p. 887).
Before discharge, client will be able to identify
causes of and actions to help correct further
isolation. Reasoning: Because of the chronic
paranoid thoughts and delusions, the patient
is often unaware of abnormality of their
thought process that lead to personal
isolation and disruption of interpersonal
relationships.(Doenges, Moorhouse, & Murr,
2013, p. 887).
The nurse will educate the patient about
proper coping techniques dealing with
feelings of anger and anxiety. Example:
Journaling and Though Stopping.
The nurse will education the patient about
the medications he is prescribed and the
need for strict compliance. Reasoning:
Because the of the chronic nature of the
patient's mental diagnosis, strict adherence
to the pharmacological regiment may allow
for lessening of signs and symptoms
The nurse will provide positive reinforcement
when client makes appropriate social
interactions with others
Evaluation: Goals mostly unmet. Patient does
not clearly see the detriment of his behaviors
that are based upon his paranoid dellusions.
What little understanding he has, there is
limited positive skills to take the place of any
lacking negative ones, though what few
positive interactions where made, client
responded well to positive reinforcement.
Paranoid Personality Disorder Case Study Examples
Disturbed sensory perceptionR/T altered sensory receptionAEB mistrust and suspiciousnessof others. (Doenges, Moorhouse,& Murr,2013, p. 838).
Outcome:Client will recognize and correct orcompensate for sensory impairments within2-3 days. (Doenges, Moorhouse, & Murr,2013, p. 838).
Nurse will approach pt. In a serious,straightforward manner. Reasoning: Beingstraightforward is essential to the success ofthe nurse-client relationship
Nurse will provide explanations of plan ofcare w/client Involving client as much aspossible.
Nurse will help client validate ideas beforetaking action. This requires the ability to trustand listen to one person.
Risk for Social Isolation R/Tmistrust of others and delusionalthinking AEB statement thatneighbors "are not to be trustedand could turn against him for noreason", isolation of self frommother, and escalating distrust ofwife. (Doenges, Moorhouse, & Murr,2013, p. 887).
Before discharge, client will be able to identifycauses of and actions to help correct furtherisolation. Reasoning: Because of the chronicparanoid thoughts and delusions, the patientis often unaware of abnormality of theirthought process that lead to personalisolation and disruption of interpersonalrelationships.(Doenges, Moorhouse, & Murr,2013, p. 887).
The nurse will educate the patient aboutproper coping techniques dealing withfeelings of anger and anxiety. Example:Journaling and Though Stopping.
The nurse will education the patient aboutthe medications he is prescribed and theneed for strict compliance. Reasoning:Because the of the chronic nature of thepatient's mental diagnosis, strict adherenceto the pharmacological regiment may allowfor lessening of signs and symptoms
Evaluation: Goals mostly unmet. Patient doesnot clearly see the detriment of his behaviorsthat are based upon his paranoid dellusions. What little understanding he has, there islimited positive skills to take the place of anylacking negative ones, though what fewpositive interactions where made, clientresponded well to positive reinforcement.
The nurse will provide positive reinforcementwhen client makes appropriate socialinteractions with others
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