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    Panic Anxiety Disorder

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    The document outlines a nursing care plan for a patient experiencing social isolation and anxiety related to past difficult interactions. The expected outcomes are for the patient to willingly attend therapy activities, show increased comfort interacting with others, and voluntarily spend time with other clients and staff. The nursing interventions include conveying acceptance, showing unconditional positive regard, administering anxiety medications as ordered, and discussing anxiety management techniques.

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    Panic Anxiety Disorder

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    The document outlines a nursing care plan for a patient experiencing social isolation and anxiety related to past difficult interactions. The expected outcomes are for the patient to willingly attend therapy activities, show increased comfort interacting with others, and voluntarily spend time with other clients and staff. The nursing interventions include conveying acceptance, showing unconditional positive regard, administering anxiety medications as ordered, and discussing anxiety management techniques.

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    The document outlines a nursing care plan for a patient experiencing social isolation and anxiety related to past difficult interactions. The expected outcomes are for the patient to willingly attend therapy activities, show increased comfort interacting with others, and voluntarily spend time with other clients and staff. The nursing interventions include conveying acceptance, showing unconditional positive regard, administering anxiety medications as ordered, and discussing anxiety management techniques.

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    Panic Anxiety Disorder

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    The document outlines a nursing care plan for a patient experiencing social isolation and anxiety related to past difficult interactions. The expected outcomes are for the patient to willingly attend therapy activities, show increased comfort interacting with others, and voluntarily spend time with other clients and staff. The nursing interventions include conveying acceptance, showing unconditional positive regard, administering anxiety medications as ordered, and discussing anxiety management techniques.

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    CUES NURSIN EXPECTED NURSING RATIONALE

    G OUTCOME INTERVENTIO
    DIAGN N
    OSIS
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    ter
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    zing term
    medica use of
    tions as antianxi
    ordered ety
    ; medica
    monitor tions
    adverse helps to
    side reduce
    effects the
    level of
    anxiety
    in most
     Discuss individu
    with the als.
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    the  Malada
    signs of ptive
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    ues for times of
    interrup increase
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    respons anxiety.
    e such
    as
    breathi
    ng
    exercise
    s,
    thought
    stoppin
    g,
    relaxati
    on,
    meditati  Positive
    on. reinforc
     Give ement
    recogni enhanc
    tion and es self-
    positive esteem
    reinforc and
    ement encoura
    for ges
    client’s repetiti
    voluntar on of
    y accepta
    interacti ble
    on with behavio
    others. r.

    SOURCE:
    https://nurseslabs.com/anxiety-panic-disorders-nursing-care-plans/5/

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