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    Nursing Care Process (NCP) Stress Overload Prepartum

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    The patient is a 33-year-old woman experiencing stress overload related to repeated stressors in her daily life, as evidenced by expressions of impatience and tension. Her nursing diagnosis is stress overload. Over the next 3 days, the nursing intervention aims to help the patient (1) identify stressors that can be modified or eliminated, (2) select stressors that can be modified, (3) mobilize social supports to lower stress levels, and (4) provide information to reduce stress responses and encourage normal activities of daily living. The expected outcomes are that the patient will review stressors, identify those that can be modified, categorize stressors, modify identified stressors, and mobilize social supports to facilitate lower stress

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    Nursing Care Process (NCP) Stress Overload Prepartum

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    The patient is a 33-year-old woman experiencing stress overload related to repeated stressors in her daily life, as evidenced by expressions of impatience and tension. Her nursing diagnosis is stress overload. Over the next 3 days, the nursing intervention aims to help the patient (1) identify stressors that can be modified or eliminated, (2) select stressors that can be modified, (3) mobilize social supports to lower stress levels, and (4) provide information to reduce stress responses and encourage normal activities of daily living. The expected outcomes are that the patient will review stressors, identify those that can be modified, categorize stressors, modify identified stressors, and mobilize social supports to facilitate lower stress

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    The patient is a 33-year-old woman experiencing stress overload related to repeated stressors in her daily life, as evidenced by expressions of impatience and tension. Her nursing diagnosis is stress overload. Over the next 3 days, the nursing intervention aims to help the patient (1) identify stressors that can be modified or eliminated, (2) select stressors that can be modified, (3) mobilize social supports to lower stress levels, and (4) provide information to reduce stress responses and encourage normal activities of daily living. The expected outcomes are that the patient will review stressors, identify those that can be modified, categorize stressors, modify identified stressors, and mobilize social supports to facilitate lower stress

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    Nursing Care Process (NCP) Stress Overload Prepartum

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    Frederene Javelona
    The patient is a 33-year-old woman experiencing stress overload related to repeated stressors in her daily life, as evidenced by expressions of impatience and tension. Her nursing diagnosis is stress overload. Over the next 3 days, the nursing intervention aims to help the patient (1) identify stressors that can be modified or eliminated, (2) select stressors that can be modified, (3) mobilize social supports to lower stress levels, and (4) provide information to reduce stress responses and encourage normal activities of daily living. The expected outcomes are that the patient will review stressors, identify those that can be modified, categorize stressors, modify identified stressors, and mobilize social supports to facilitate lower stress

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    Name of Patient: W.

    A Attending Physician: NA
    Age: 33 Ward/Bed Number: NA Impression/Diagnosis:
    ASSESSMENT NURSING OUTCOME CRITERIA INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION
    DIAGNOSIS
    October 25, 2022 At the end of the 3 days of nursing
    10:15 AM Stress overload related intervention, the client will:
    to repeated stressors as
    Presence of tension evidenced by 1. Review the amounts and types 1. Assess interpersonal Interpersonal stress factors contribute to Goals
    throughout the expressions of of stressors in daily living stressors common mental health problems met/unmet/partial
    interview impatience and tension. measured as anxiety and depression. ly met
    Recently, it is found that anxiety
    precedes depression. The increasing
    stress factors results to anxiety which
    Several Household ultimately leads to depression. (Anyan
    responsibilities et.al., 2020)

    “It is always stressful 2. Assist the client in the Research suggests that role overload,
    to look after the kids” identification of stress associated with high-stress levels may
    overload during vulnerable negatively impact health, well-being,
    life events and job performance (Akintola et al,
    2013).

    2. Select stressors that can be Aid in identifying which stressors can


    modified or eliminated 3. Categorize stressors as be addressed since modifiable stressors
    modifiable or nonmodifiable are those that can be change while
    nonmodifiable stressors cannot be
    changed (UCSF, 2021)

    Minimizing stressors, managing


    4. Help clients modify or responses to stressors, and modifying
    mitigate stressors identified the long-term effects of stress are all
    as modifiable actions that can assist those who are in
    stress (Upton & Solowiej, 2010).

    Such groups may help the patient in


    3. Mobilize social supports to 5. Assist the client to mobilize achieving a better understanding of the
    facilitate lower stress levels social supports for dealing benefits associated with practicing
    with recent stressors. promotive health behaviors (Wayne,
    2022

    4. Reduce stress levels through the


    use of health-promoting 6. Provide information as
    behaviors and other strategies needed to reduce stress
    responses to situations. Scientifically-proven health prevention
    strategies are dependent on the
    improvement of patient health literacy.
    Patients need to fully comprehend how
    healthy interventions can affect their
    short- and long-term health. (Paterick
    7. Urge client to perform et.al. 2017)
    normal ADLs to her level of
    ability.

    More pregnant women engage in


    demanding occupations, physical
    activities, and sports. It is important to
    understand the bodily stresses that may
    result from pregnancy changes and to
    integrate prevention measures early in
    pregnancy and continued through the
    postpartum period. (Shrock, 2008)

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