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    Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Planning Implementation Rationalization Evaluation Subjective: Short Term Goal: Independent Goal Met

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    The patient experiences anxiety due to poor reading vision from aging ocular changes and decreased visual acuity of 20/30. Short term goals are for the patient to use adaptive devices like eyeglasses to compensate for visual changes and regain maximum possible vision. Plans include assessing vision, encouraging an ophthalmologist visit, and informing about special devices to enhance reading. Long term goals are for the patient to regain optimal vision and adapt to permanent visual changes.

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    Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Planning Implementation Rationalization Evaluation Subjective: Short Term Goal: Independent Goal Met

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    The patient experiences anxiety due to poor reading vision from aging ocular changes and decreased visual acuity of 20/30. Short term goals are for the patient to use adaptive devices like eyeglasses to compensate for visual changes and regain maximum possible vision. Plans include assessing vision, encouraging an ophthalmologist visit, and informing about special devices to enhance reading. Long term goals are for the patient to regain optimal vision and adapt to permanent visual changes.

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    The patient experiences anxiety due to poor reading vision from aging ocular changes and decreased visual acuity of 20/30. Short term goals are for the patient to use adaptive devices like eyeglasses to compensate for visual changes and regain maximum possible vision. Plans include assessing vision, encouraging an ophthalmologist visit, and informing about special devices to enhance reading. Long term goals are for the patient to regain optimal vision and adapt to permanent visual changes.

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    Assessment Nursing Diagnosis Planning Implementation Rationalization Evaluation Subjective: Short Term Goal: Independent Goal Met

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    The patient experiences anxiety due to poor reading vision from aging ocular changes and decreased visual acuity of 20/30. Short term goals are for the patient to use adaptive devices like eyeglasses to compensate for visual changes and regain maximum possible vision. Plans include assessing vision, encouraging an ophthalmologist visit, and informing about special devices to enhance reading. Long term goals are for the patient to regain optimal vision and adapt to permanent visual changes.

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    ASSESSMENT NURSING DIAGNOSIS PLANNING IMPLEMENTATION RATIONALIZATION EVALUATION

    Subjective: Disturbed Sensory Short term goal: Independent Increases awareness of the GOAL MET
    Perception (visual) problem and identifies
    The patient verbalizes related to aging ocular The patient will be able to 1. Assess the patient’s ability to severity to allow for the The patient was able to use adaptive
    that she feel anxious changes and use adaptive devices see and perform activities with establishment of a plan of devices (eyeglasses) to compensate for
    because of poor reading decreased in visual (eyeglasses) to use of Snellen chart. care. visual changes.
    condition and she might acuity as evidenced by compensate for visual
    take the wrong changes. The patient was able to regain vision to the
    difficulty in reading and maximum possible extent with the use of
    medications. visual acuity of 20/30. Dependent
    The patient will be able to special devices such as eyeglasses.
    regain vision to the 1. Encourage patient to see an Can monitor progressive
    maximum possible extent The patient’s reading condition is
    ophthalmologist. visual loss or complications.
    Objective: with the use of special enhanced with the use of eyeglasses.
    Decreases in visual acuity
     87 years old devices such as can increase confusion in the The patient regained optimal vision
    eyeglasses. elderly patient. possible and will adapt to permanent visual
     Visual acuity 20/30
    The patient’s reading changes
    condition will be enhanced
    with the use of 2. Inform about special devices Low-vision optical aids are
    eyeglasses. that can be used. available to improve the
    quality of life in the patient
    Long term goal: with good peripheral vision.
    The patient will regain
    optimal vision possible
    and will adapt to
    permanent visual
    changes.

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