Nursing Actions for Patients with Hallucination Sensory Perception Disorders

Nursing Actions for Patients with Hallucination Sensory Perception Disorders. Objective: The patient is capable 1) Building a relationship of mutual trust 2) Recognize hallucinations and be able to control hallucinations by rebuking them Control hallucinations by properly taking medication 3) Controlling hallucinations by having a conversation 4) Controlling hallucinations by doing daily activities Nursing actions 1) Building a Trusting Relationship by: a) Say hello every time you interact with a patient b) Get to know the patient: introduce the name and nickname that the nurse likes, and ask what name and nickname the patient likes c) Ask the patient's current feelings and complaints d) Make a care contract about what the nurse will do with the patient, how long it will take, and the place where nursing care will be carried out. e) Explain that the nurse will keep the information obtained confidential for therapeutic purposes f) At all times show empathy towards patients g) Meet the patient's basic needs whenever possible 2) Helping Patients Aware of Hallucination Perception Disorders a) Ask the patient's opinion about the hallucinations they are experiencing: without supporting or denying the hallucinations. b) Identify the content, frequency, time of occurrence, triggering situations, feelings, responses and efforts that the patient has made to eliminate or control hallucinations. 3) Training Patients How to Control Hallucinations: In detail, the stages of training patients to control hallucinations can be done as follows: a) Explain how to control hallucinations by shouting, 6 minutes of medication, talking and doing activities at home such as cleaning the room, making the bed and washing clothes. b) Give examples of how to rebuke, 6(six) correctly take medicine, have a conversation and do activities at home such as cleaning the room, making the bed and washing clothes. c) Give the patient the opportunity to practice how to scold, 6(six) correctly taking medication, having a conversation and doing activities at home such as cleaning the room, making the bed and washing clothes which are done in front of the nurse d) Give praise for every interaction progress made by the patient e) Ready to listen to the patient's expression of feelings after carrying out nursing actions to control hallucinations. Perhaps the patient will reveal his success or failure. Provide continuous encouragement so that the patient remains enthusiastic about increasing their exercise.Evaluation of Patient and Family Capabilities Evaluation of the success of nursing actions that have been carried out for patients with sensory perception disorders and hallucinations is as follows: a. Patients are able to: 1) Using the contents of the hallucinations he experienced 2) Explain the time and frequency of the hallucinations you experience 3) Explain the situation that triggers the hallucination 4) Explain the feelings when experiencing hallucinations 5) Apply 4 ways to control hallucinations: a) Rebuke hallucinations b) Comply with the treatment program c) Talk to other people around you if hallucinations arise d) Develop an activity schedule from waking up in the morning until going to bed at night for 7 days a week and carry out this schedule independently. 6) Assess the benefits of ways to control hallucinations and control hallucinations b. The family can afford it 1) Explain the hallucinations experienced by the patient 2) Explain how to treat patients with hallucinations through four ways to control hallucinations, namely shouting, taking medication, talking and doing activities at home 3) Demonstrate how to care for patients with hallucinations 4) Explain the health facilities that can be used to solve patient problems 5) Assess and report the success of treating patients