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    Nursing Care Plan: Pt.'s Data Nursing Diagnosis Goals

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    The patient, Yusuf Anwar, has been diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder as evidenced by his preoccupation with thoughts and repetitive hand washing. He feels isolated from others and does not see himself as belonging in the hospital. The nursing goals are to help the patient develop trusting relationships, minimize his ritualistic behaviors, demonstrate willingness to socialize, and voluntarily participate in group activities by the end of his treatment.

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    The patient, Yusuf Anwar, has been diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder as evidenced by his preoccupation with thoughts and repetitive hand washing. He feels isolated from others and does not see himself as belonging in the hospital. The nursing goals are to help the patient develop trusting relationships, minimize his ritualistic behaviors, demonstrate willingness to socialize, and voluntarily participate in group activities by the end of his treatment.

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    The patient, Yusuf Anwar, has been diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder as evidenced by his preoccupation with thoughts and repetitive hand washing. He feels isolated from others and does not see himself as belonging in the hospital. The nursing goals are to help the patient develop trusting relationships, minimize his ritualistic behaviors, demonstrate willingness to socialize, and voluntarily participate in group activities by the end of his treatment.

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    Nursing Care Plan: Pt.'s Data Nursing Diagnosis Goals

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    The patient, Yusuf Anwar, has been diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder as evidenced by his preoccupation with thoughts and repetitive hand washing. He feels isolated from others and does not see himself as belonging in the hospital. The nursing goals are to help the patient develop trusting relationships, minimize his ritualistic behaviors, demonstrate willingness to socialize, and voluntarily participate in group activities by the end of his treatment.

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    Pt.

    ’s Data Nursing Diagnosis Goals

    Subjective Data: Nursing Diagnosis is The goals are:

    The patient, Yusuf Anwar, during Impaired social interaction r/t Sever Short Term
    interview verbalized that: anxiety s/t obsessive compulsive By the end of a week:
    disorder as evidenced by pt’s
    “I cannot come with you in group Preoccupation with own thoughts and Client will develop trusting
    therapy because my hands gets performance of repetitive, actions i.e. relationship with nurse or counselor
    contaminated so I need to wash my washing hands
    hands first then do other things” Client’s ritualistic behaviors will be
    Or minimized from 10 to 8 or 7
    And
    Impaired social interaction r/t
    “I’m here in this hospital because of Low perception about others s/t Long Term
    little physical weakness otherwise; I absence of insight as evidenced by By the end of 3 weeks:
    don’t have any other problem as such. pt’s verbalization.
    I’m a normal person and I shouldn’t Patient will
    be here with these people who are demonstrates willingness and desire
    mental. I get bore whole day and I to socialize with others by
    don’t like talking to these patient participating in activities and
    therefore mostly I stay quiet on my programs at level of ability and desire
    bed”
    Patient will voluntarily
    Objective Data attend group activities

    36 Yr old male patient, named Yusuf Patient will voluntarily spend time
    Anwar admitted under the diagnosis with other patients and nurse or
    of obsessive compulsive disorder, therapist in group activities by time
    sitting on bed and having breakfast, of discharge from treatment
    looking neat and clean. Patient had
    blunted expression. Mood and affect
    weren’t congruent. However, pt was
    calm and cooperative through the
    interview. Insight is not intact due to
    which patient is reluctant in engaging
    into the conversation with other
    patients. Moreover, pt was not ready
    to participate in group activity as he
    perceives that other pts are mental.

    Nursing Care plan

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