Read the problem about Jared Griffin and write four physical nursing diagnosis and Four Psychological nursing diagnosis about Jared Griffin. Attached are papers. Please use the nanda nursing diagnosis list 2018-2020 for the last assignment you did. I can not attach it here because it too much. Example of the nursing diagnosis will be, patient having imparied mobility related to patients being on bed as evidence by patient had an accident.
Physical Nursing Diagnoses for Jared Griffin:
1. Impaired Physical Mobility related to musculoskeletal impairment as evidenced by limited strength and range of motion and inability to perform activities of daily living independently.
2. Impaired Skin Integrity related to prolonged immobility as evidenced by pressure ulcers or breakdown on various pressure points.
3. Impaired Breathing Pattern related to respiratory compromise as evidenced by shortness of breath, decreased lung sounds, or abnormal lung function test results.
4. Impaired Nutritional Status related to inadequate dietary intake or altered absorption as evidenced by malnutrition, unintentional weight loss, or laboratory findings indicating nutritional deficiencies.
Psychological Nursing Diagnoses for Jared Griffin:
1. Anxiety related to uncertainty and change in health status as evidenced by increased heart rate, restlessness, and verbalization of worries or fears.
2. Hopelessness related to chronic illness and decreased functional ability as evidenced by apathy, lack of motivation, and pessimistic statements about the future.
3. Impaired Coping related to ongoing health challenges as evidenced by ineffective problem-solving skills, difficulty adapting to new circumstances, and reliance on maladaptive coping mechanisms.
4. Ineffective Self-Concept related to body image changes and loss of independence as evidenced by negative self-talk, withdrawal from social interactions, and low self-esteem.
These nursing diagnoses were determined based on the information provided in the case study of Jared Griffin, which highlighted various physical and psychological issues he is facing. The NANDA nursing diagnosis list 2018-2020 was referenced to ensure accuracy and adherence to standardized nursing diagnostic language.
The physical nursing diagnoses address Jared’s physical limitations and the potential associated complications. Impaired physical mobility is related to musculoskeletal impairment, which is supported by the information that Jared has limited strength and range of motion, and is unable to perform activities of daily living independently. Impaired skin integrity is related to prolonged immobility, as indicated by the presence of pressure ulcers or breakdown on his body. Impaired breathing pattern is related to respiratory compromise, which is evident through symptoms such as shortness of breath, decreased lung sounds, and abnormal lung function test results. Additionally, impaired nutritional status is related to inadequate dietary intake or altered absorption, which is evident from Jared’s malnutrition, unintentional weight loss, and laboratory findings showing nutritional deficiencies.
The psychological nursing diagnoses focus on the emotional and mental well-being of Jared. Anxiety is related to uncertainty and change in health status, supported by physiological symptoms such as increased heart rate and restlessness, along with the verbalization of worries or fears. Hopelessness is related to chronic illness and decreased functional ability, evidenced by Jared’s apathy, lack of motivation, and pessimistic statements about the future. Impaired coping is related to ongoing health challenges, supported by the ineffective problem-solving skills, difficulty adapting to new circumstances, and reliance on maladaptive coping mechanisms. Lastly, ineffective self-concept is related to body image changes and loss of independence, evidenced by negative self-talk, withdrawal from social interactions, and low self-esteem.
These nursing diagnoses provide a comprehensive assessment of Jared’s physical and psychological needs, and form the basis for developing an individualized care plan to address his specific health concerns. By addressing both the physical and psychological aspects of his condition, nurses can ensure a holistic approach to his care and facilitate optimal health outcomes.