University:
University of Maryland Baltimore County
Course:
EHS 115 | Medical Terminology
Academic year:

2023
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445

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1
Author:

Dania Lynch

Nursing Care Plan (Disturbed Sleep Pattern) Assessment Diagnosis Objective and Subjective Data Nursing Diagnosis Sleep homeostasis, alterations of the circadian timekeeping system and/or a misalignment between endogenous circadian rhythm and exogenous factors that affect sleep timing. Subjective Data: “I find it difficult to sleep at night and difficult getting to sleep at night” Objective Data: Dark circles under the eyes Yawing Restlessness Irritability Planning Outcome Goal After 24 hours or nursing interventions, patient will be able to achieve optimal amount of sleep as evidenced by rested appearance, verbalization of feeling rested and improvement in sleep pattern. Implementation 3 Nursing Interventions with Rationale - Assess client’s sleep patterns and usual bedtime rituals and incorporate these into the plan of care. - Observe client’s medication, diet, and caffeine intake. Look for hidden sources of caffeine, such as over- the counter medications. - Provide measures to take before bedtime to assist with sleep. Evaluation Outcome Result Usual sleep patterns are individual, data collected through a comprehensive and holistic assessment are needed to determine the etiology of the disturbance. Difficulty sleeping can be a side effect of medications such as bronchodilators; caffeine can also interfere with sleep. Simple measures can increase quality of sleep.

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