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NURSING DIAGNOSIS: Sexual dysfunction, risk for Risk factors may include Altered body structure/function, e.g., shortening of vaginal canal; changes in hormone levels, decreased libido Possible change in sexual response pattern, e.g., absence of rhythmic uterine contractions during orgasm; vaginal discomfort/pain (dyspareunia) Possibly evidenced by [Not applicable; presence of signs and symptoms establishes an actual diagnosis.] Desired Outcomes Sexual Functioning (NOC) Verbalize understanding ...

Nursing care involves the support of general well-being of our patients, the provision of episodic acute care and rehabilitation, and when a return to health is not possible, a peaceful death. Dying is a profound transition for the individual.

NURSING DIAGNOSIS: Family Coping, ineffective: compromised or disabled/Caregiver Role Strain, risk for May be related to Inadequate or incorrect information or understanding by a primary person; unrealistic expectations Temporary preoccupation by significant person who is trying to manage emotional conflicts and personal suffering and is unable to perceive or to act effectively with regard to patient’s needs; does not have ...

NURSING DIAGNOSIS: Grieving, anticipatory/Anxiety, death May be related to Anticipated loss of physiological well-being (e.g., change in body function) Perceived death of patient Possibly evidenced by Changes in eating habits; alterations in sleep patterns, activity levels, libido, and communication patterns Denial of potential loss, choked feelings, anger Fear of the process of dying; loss of physical and/or mental abilities Negative ...

Activity Intolerance — Hospice Care Nursing Care Plans

NURSING DIAGNOSIS: Pain, acute/chronic May be related to Injuring agents (biological, chemical, physical, psychological) Chronic physical disability Possibly evidenced by Verbal/coded report; preoccupation with pain Changes in appetite/eating, weight; sleep patterns; altered ability to continue desired activities; fatigue Guarded/protective behavior; distraction behavior (pacing/repetitive activities, reduced interaction with others) Facial mask; expressive behavior (restlessness, moaning, crying, irritability); self-focusing; narrowed focus (altered ...

This is a comprehensive examination which you can use for your Nurse Licensure Examination (NLE). This comprehensive exam ranges all topics of nursing.

Medical-Surgical Nursing Exam 15: Emergency Nursing (30 Items) - Challenge your nursing knowledge with this Medical-Surgical Nursing Examination! This is a 50-item examination that can help you improve, review and challenge your knowledge about Medical-Surgical Nursing through these challenging questions. If you are taking the board examination or nurse board examination or even the NCLEX, then this practice exam is for you.