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    Nursing Care Plan 53-1

    Patient having Abdominal Hysterectomy

    Nursing Diagnosis
    Disturbed Body Image
    Etiology: Perceived loss of femininity and future inability to conceive
    Supporting data: Crying, weeping, depression, states perceived loss of femininity and/or
    ability to conceive

    Patient Goals
    1. States confidence in ability to adjust to postsurgical state
    2. States acceptance of self and changes resulting from surgery

    Outcomes (NOC) Interventions (NIC) and Rationales


    Sexual Identity Body Image Enhancement
     Affirms self as a sexual  Determine patient’s body image expectations to establish
    being _____ need and plan for interventions.
     Uses healthy coping  Determine patient’s and family’s perceptions of the
    behaviors to resolve alteration in body image versus reality to provide
    sexual identity crisis accurate facts and decrease fear of consequences of
    _____ hysterectomy.
     Reports healthy intimate  Determine if a change in body image has contributed to
    relationships _____ increased social isolation to identify need for
    intervention.
    Measurement Scale  Identify support groups available to patient to minimize
    1 = Never demonstrated emotional impact of hysterectomy through open
    2 = Rarely demonstrated discussion.
    3 = Sometimes demonstrated
     Assist the patient to discuss stressors affecting body
    4 = Often demonstrated
    5 = Consistently demonstrated image due to surgery (e.g., surgical menopause) so
    patient is informed about possible treatment (e.g.,
    hormone replacement therapy).

    Nursing Diagnoses
    Impaired Breathing, Acute Pain, Nausea, Risk for Infection, Risk for VTE, Urinary
    Retention

    Postoperative care of the patient with an abdominal hysterectomy includes nursing


    diagnoses and collaborative problems for the postoperative patient found in NCP 19-1:
    Postoperative Patient, available on the Evolve website for that chapter.

    Copyright © 2020 by Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved.

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