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    NCP - Disturbed Sleep Pattern

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    The nurse assessed the patient's disturbed sleep pattern related to anxiety, monitored for 8 hours after interventions, and evaluated the patient after another 8 hours of interventions. Interventions included assessing the sleep pattern, providing a calm environment, relaxation techniques, avoiding stimulants, and administering medications as needed. The goal was for the patient to sleep without interruption and feel rested.

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    NCP - Disturbed Sleep Pattern

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    The nurse assessed the patient's disturbed sleep pattern related to anxiety, monitored for 8 hours after interventions, and evaluated the patient after another 8 hours of interventions. Interventions included assessing the sleep pattern, providing a calm environment, relaxation techniques, avoiding stimulants, and administering medications as needed. The goal was for the patient to sleep without interruption and feel rested.

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    The nurse assessed the patient's disturbed sleep pattern related to anxiety, monitored for 8 hours after interventions, and evaluated the patient after another 8 hours of interventions. Interventions included assessing the sleep pattern, providing a calm environment, relaxation techniques, avoiding stimulants, and administering medications as needed. The goal was for the patient to sleep without interruption and feel rested.

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    NCP - Disturbed Sleep Pattern

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    Maria Josephine Buhisan
    The nurse assessed the patient's disturbed sleep pattern related to anxiety, monitored for 8 hours after interventions, and evaluated the patient after another 8 hours of interventions. Interventions included assessing the sleep pattern, providing a calm environment, relaxation techniques, avoiding stimulants, and administering medications as needed. The goal was for the patient to sleep without interruption and feel rested.

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    ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION

    SUBJECTIVE: Disturbed After 8 hours INDEPENDENT: INDEPENDENT: After 8 hours


    “Tatlong gabi na na Sleep Pattern of nursing - Assessed patient’s sleep pattern and - Provides information to alleviate
    of nursing
    din siyang [patient] related to interventions changes, naps, amount of activity, sleep deprivation in relation to interventions
    halos walang tulog. Anxiety as the patient awakenings and frequency, and age-related changes and identify the patient
    Matutulog siya ng manifested by will be able patient’s complaints of lack of rest. and establish plan of care. was able to
    dis-oras ng gabi Insomia to sleep sleep without
    tapos wala pang without - Monitored for complaints of pain or - Identification of causative factors interruption
    dalawa o tatlong oras interruption discomfort. of frequent awakenings helps and will
    ay nagigising na siya” and will facilitate changes in sleep pattern. express
    as verbalized by the express feelings of
    patient’s wife feelings of - Provided calm, quiet environment, -Helps to promote conducive being rested.
    being rested. closing curtains, adjusting lighting, atmosphere for restful sleep.
    OBJECTIVE: and so forth. External stimulus may interfere
    with going to sleep and increase
    -restlessness awakenings in elderly patient
    -sunken eyeballs because sleep is usually of less
    -irritable intensity.
    -frequent yawning
    -insomia - Provided warm drinks, extra cover, -Ritualistic procedures may
    warm bath prior to bedtime and so prevent breaks in established
    forth. routines and promote comfort and
    relaxation prior to sleep.

    -Instructed patient to avoid stimulants -Overstimulation prevents patient


    like caffeinated drinks, stressful from falling asleep.
    activity, and so forth prior to sleep..

    -Encouraged client to talk about -Verbalization of feelings in a


    traumatic experience under nonthreatening environment may
    nonthreatening conditions. help client come to terms with
    unresolved issues.

    -Helped patient in relaxation - Relaxation techniques frequently


    techniques, guided imagery, muscle help promote sleep.
    relaxation, meditation, and so forth.
    -Instructed patient to avoid alcohol
    prior to bedtime. -Although alcohol may cause
    sleepiness, it interrupts sleep later
    DEPENDENT: in the night.

    -Administered medications such as


    hypnotics to promote normal sleep -Medications may be required to
    patterns as ordered. achieve rest during hospitalization.
    Hypnotics induce sleep, while
    tranquilizers reduce anxiety.

    -Initiated Psychotherapy to identified


    specific concern - This will help the patient work
    through feelings of guilt related to
    the traumatic event

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