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    This document outlines Faye Glenn Abdellah's 21 nursing problems model which classifies nursing problems into categories. The model aims to help nurses identify issues patients may face in maintaining their health and well-being. The 21 problems are organized into categories related to physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs. Abdellah's theory provides a framework for the nursing process of assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation of a patient's total health needs.

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    This document outlines Faye Glenn Abdellah's 21 nursing problems model which classifies nursing problems into categories. The model aims to help nurses identify issues patients may face in maintaining their health and well-being. The 21 problems are organized into categories related to physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs. Abdellah's theory provides a framework for the nursing process of assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation of a patient's total health needs.

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    This document outlines Faye Glenn Abdellah's 21 nursing problems model which classifies nursing problems into categories. The model aims to help nurses identify issues patients may face in maintaining their health and well-being. The 21 problems are organized into categories related to physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs. Abdellah's theory provides a framework for the nursing process of assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation of a patient's total health needs.

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    This document outlines Faye Glenn Abdellah's 21 nursing problems model which classifies nursing problems into categories. The model aims to help nurses identify issues patients may face in maintaining their health and well-being. The 21 problems are organized into categories related to physical, emotional, social, and spiritual needs. Abdellah's theory provides a framework for the nursing process of assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation of a patient's total health needs.

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    FAYE GLENN ABDELLAH 17.

    to create and/or maintain a therapeutic


    environment
    Health 18. to facilitate awareness of self as an individual
     Dynamic pattern of functioning with varying physical, emotional, and
     Emphasis: prevention and rehabilitation developmental needs
     Goal: wellness 19. to accept the optimum possible goals in the light
     Patient health needs of limitations, physical and emotional
    20. to use community resources as an aid in
    Nursing problems resolving problems arising from illness
     Patient health needs= nursing problems 21. to understand the role of social problems as
    influencing factors in the cause of illness
     A condition faced by the patient or patient’s family
    that the nurse, through the performance of
    Metaparadigm
    professional functions, can assist them to meet
     Covert/overt
     Individual/human
     More consistent with nursing functions or nursing
     recipients of nursing
    goals than that with patient-centered problems
     areas of importance: biological,
    Problem Solving psychological, and social
     Means of identifying and solving overt and covert Health
    problems  the purpose of nursing services
     “total health needs” and “a
    21 Nursing Problems healthy state of mind and body”
     Society/environment
    Classified into:  “planning for optimum health on local,
    1. Physical, sociological, and emotional needs of state, national, and international levels”
    the patient  Focus of nursing service is the individual,
    2. types of interpersonal relationships between the not the society
    nurse and the patient  Nursing
    3. common elements of patient care
    Comprehensive service that is based on an art and
    science
    Abdellah’s 21 Nursing Problems
    Aim: to help people, sock or well, cope with their health
    needs
    1. to maintain good hygiene and physical comfort
    2. to promote optimal activity; exercise, rest, and
    Classification of Needs
    sleep
    3. to promote safety through the prevention of
    1. Basic to all patients
    accident; injury, or other trauma and through the
    2. Sustenal care needs
    prevention of the spread of infection
    3. Remedial care needs
    4. to maintain good body mechanics and prevent
    4. Restorative care needs
    and correct deformities
    5. to facilitate the maintenance of a supply of
    Application of Abdellah’s Theory: Nursing Process
    oxygen to all body cells
    6. to facilitate the maintenance of nutrition of all
    1. Assessment
    body cells
    2. Diagnosis
    7. to facilitate the maintenance of elimination
    3. Planning
    8. to facilitate the maintenance of fluid and
    4. Implementation
    electrolyte imbalance
    5. Evaluation
    9. to recognize the physiological responses of the
    body to disease conditions-pathological,
    physiological, and compensatory
    10. to facilitate the maintenance of fluid and
    electrolyte imbalance
    11. to facilitate the maintenance of sensory functions
    12. to identify and accept positive and negative
    expressions, feelings, and reactions
    13. to identify and accept the interrelatedness of
    emotions and organic illness
    14. to facilitate the maintenance of effective verbal
    and nonverbal communication
    15. to promote the development of productive
    interpersonal relationships
    16. to facilitate progress towards achievement of
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    personal spiritual goals

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