Asked by Nicky Huesca on Jul 08, 2024
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A client is admitted to the psychiatric unit of a local hospital.During the nursing assessment,the nurse finds the client is poorly groomed,wearing dirty clothes,tearful,and reports weight loss with poor appetite.The nurse formulates a nursing diagnosis of Depressed Mood.What are the most appropriate nursing outcomes for this client? Select all that apply.
A) Eats a well-balanced diet
B) Depressed mood resolves by discharge
C) Bathes, washes, and maintains grooming and hygiene
D) Develops a spiritual belief system or engages in a religious affiliation
Depressed Mood
A prolonged state of sadness or low spirits, which can affect one's thoughts, behavior, feelings, and sense of well-being.
Nursing Outcomes
The measurable states, behaviors, or perceptions of individuals, families, or communities that are influenced by nursing interventions.
Grooming
The practice of cleaning and maintaining one's personal appearance or of caring for one's hygiene and looks.
- Formulate appropriate nursing outcomes for clients with depression.
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Learning Objectives
- Formulate appropriate nursing outcomes for clients with depression.
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