Asked by Sydney Nguyen on May 02, 2024
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A patient in an alcohol treatment program says, "I have been a loser all my life. I'm so ashamed of what I have put my family through. Now, I'm not even sure I can succeed at staying sober." Which nursing diagnosis applies?
A) Chronic low self-esteem
B) Situational low self-esteem
C) Disturbed personal identity
D) Ineffective health maintenance
Chronic Low Self-Esteem
A persistent feeling of inadequacy or lack of confidence in one's own abilities or worth.
Situational Low
A temporary downswing in mood or well-being triggered by a specific event or situation, rather than an underpinning chronic condition.
Disturbed Personal Identity
A state of confusion or uncertainty about one's own sense of self, often seen in mental health conditions.
- Articulate clearly with patients embarking on alcohol abuse treatment.
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- Articulate clearly with patients embarking on alcohol abuse treatment.
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