Ineffective ndivisual coping.NCPs of Depression

Defining characteristics:

·         Sleep disorders

·         Chemical abuse

·         Decline in the use of social support

·         Poor concentration

·         Fatigue

·         Complained about the inability of coping

·         Destructive behavior toward self / others

·         The inability to meet the expectations of the role

Related factors:

·         Gender differences in coping strategies

·         Confidence level is inadequate

·         Uncertainty

·         Ineffective social support

·         Situational crisis / maturasional

·         The degree of high-level treatment

Expected outcomes:

·         Shows the flexibility of the role

·         Shows the flexibility of the role of family members

·         Conflict issues

Nursing Care Plans of Depression-NursesRocks

 An illness that involves the body, mood, and thoughts and that affects the way a person eats, sleeps, feels about himself or herself, and thinks about things

Nursing Assessment.
        A. Identify risk factors/high risk groups

        B. Assess all at-risk groups using a standardized depression screening tool and documentation score.


       C. Perform a focused depression assessment on all at-risk groups and document results. Note the number of       symptoms; onset; frequency/patterns; duration (especially 2 weeks); change from normal mood, behavior, and functioning

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