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    Anticipatory Greivning

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    The nursing diagnosis anticipates the client experiencing anticipatory grieving in response to an anticipated loss of physiological well-being from an upcoming surgical intervention for breast cancer. The expected short-term outcome is that after interaction with the nurse, the client will be able to acknowledge and discuss concerns about the diagnosis, surgery, and future therapies. The long-term goal is that after continued interaction, the client will demonstrate an appropriate range of feelings and report reduced fear and anxiety. Nursing interventions include providing information to the client, encouraging questions, suggesting support from family, and arranging a visit with a woman who has recovered from a similar surgery.

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    The nursing diagnosis anticipates the client experiencing anticipatory grieving in response to an anticipated loss of physiological well-being from an upcoming surgical intervention for breast cancer. The expected short-term outcome is that after interaction with the nurse, the client will be able to acknowledge and discuss concerns about the diagnosis, surgery, and future therapies. The long-term goal is that after continued interaction, the client will demonstrate an appropriate range of feelings and report reduced fear and anxiety. Nursing interventions include providing information to the client, encouraging questions, suggesting support from family, and arranging a visit with a woman who has recovered from a similar surgery.

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    The nursing diagnosis anticipates the client experiencing anticipatory grieving in response to an anticipated loss of physiological well-being from an upcoming surgical intervention for breast cancer. The expected short-term outcome is that after interaction with the nurse, the client will be able to acknowledge and discuss concerns about the diagnosis, surgery, and future therapies. The long-term goal is that after continued interaction, the client will demonstrate an appropriate range of feelings and report reduced fear and anxiety. Nursing interventions include providing information to the client, encouraging questions, suggesting support from family, and arranging a visit with a woman who has recovered from a similar surgery.

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    Anticipatory Greivning

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    The nursing diagnosis anticipates the client experiencing anticipatory grieving in response to an anticipated loss of physiological well-being from an upcoming surgical intervention for breast cancer. The expected short-term outcome is that after interaction with the nurse, the client will be able to acknowledge and discuss concerns about the diagnosis, surgery, and future therapies. The long-term goal is that after continued interaction, the client will demonstrate an appropriate range of feelings and report reduced fear and anxiety. Nursing interventions include providing information to the client, encouraging questions, suggesting support from family, and arranging a visit with a woman who has recovered from a similar surgery.

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    Nursing Dx: Anticipatory Grieving Anticipated Loss of Physiological well-being

    DEFINING SCIENTIFIC BASIS EXPECTED NURSING RATIONALE EVALUATION


    CHARACTERISTIC OUTCOME INTERVENTIONS
    SUBJECTIVE CLUES: Grieving: A normal SHORT TERM INDEPENDENT: Provides
    “Hadlokkonatangtangon OBJECTIVE: Ascertain what knowledge base for After 1-2 days of
    complex process
    ang akongtotoy, murana After 30-45’ of the nurse to enable SN-Client
    information client
    tag di babaeani” as that includes reinforcement of interaction, the
    SN-Client
    verbalized by the pt. has about diagnosis, needed Client will be able
    emotional,
    interaction, the information, and to acknowledge &
    expected surgical
    OBJECTIVE CLUES: physical, spiritual, helps identify client discuss concerns,
    Client will be able
    -Self focus intervention, & w/ high anxiety, demonstrate
    social, and
    -restlessness to acknowledge & low capacity for appropriate range
    future therapies.
    -sympathetic stimulation intellectual information of feelings, &
    discuss concerns.
    -expressed concerns processing, & report that fear &
    responses and
    regarding actual/ needs for special anxiety are
    anticipated changes in behaviors by attention reduced to a
    life Explain purpose & manageable level.
    which individuals,
    Clear
    preparation for
    families, and understanding of
    diagnostic tests procedures& what
    communities
    LONG TERM is happening
    incorporate an GOAL: increases feelings
    After 1 day of SN- of control & lessens
    actual, anticipated,
    anxiety
    Client interaction,
    or perceived loss
    the Client will be
    into their daily
    lives. be able to
    demonstrate
    Source: appropriate range
    nurselabs.com of feelings Provide an
    atmosphere of Time & privacy are
    needed to provide
    concern, openness,
    support, discuss
    & availability, as feelings of
    anticipated loss &
    well as privacy for
    other concerns.
    client & SO. Suggest Therapeutic
    communication
    that SO be present
    skills, open
    as much as questions,
    listening, & so forth
    possible/ desired
    facilitate this
    process

    Encourage
    Provides
    questions and opportunity to
    identify & clarify
    provide time for
    misconceptions &
    expression of fears. offer emotional
    support
    Tell client that
    stress related to
    breast cancer can
    persist for many
    months & to seek
    help/support.

    Assess degree of
    Can be a helpful
    support available to
    resource when
    client. client is ready. A
    peer who has
    experienced the
    same process
    serves as a role
    model and can
    provide validity to
    the comments,
    hope for recovery/
    normal future.

    Encourage/ provide
    Rehabilitation is an
    for visit w/ a
    essential
    woman who has component of
    therapy intended
    recovered from a
    to meet physical,
    similar surgery. social, emotional, &
    vocational needs so
    that client can
    Discuss role of
    achieve the best
    rehabilitation after possible level of
    physical &
    surgery.
    emotional
    functioning.

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