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    Ineffective Coping NCP

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    The patient was experiencing ineffective coping related to poor stress management as evidenced by verbalizing inability to cope and using alcohol. The nursing intervention plan included short term goals of identifying ineffective coping behaviors and feelings within 3 hours and long term goals of using effective coping skills and making lifestyle changes within a month. The nursing intervention and rationale focused on establishing a therapeutic relationship, determining stressors and coping skills, and exploring alternative coping strategies through cognitive behavioral therapy and relaxation techniques.

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    The patient was experiencing ineffective coping related to poor stress management as evidenced by verbalizing inability to cope and using alcohol. The nursing intervention plan included short term goals of identifying ineffective coping behaviors and feelings within 3 hours and long term goals of using effective coping skills and making lifestyle changes within a month. The nursing intervention and rationale focused on establishing a therapeutic relationship, determining stressors and coping skills, and exploring alternative coping strategies through cognitive behavioral therapy and relaxation techniques.

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    The patient was experiencing ineffective coping related to poor stress management as evidenced by verbalizing inability to cope and using alcohol. The nursing intervention plan included short term goals of identifying ineffective coping behaviors and feelings within 3 hours and long term goals of using effective coping skills and making lifestyle changes within a month. The nursing intervention and rationale focused on establishing a therapeutic relationship, determining stressors and coping skills, and exploring alternative coping strategies through cognitive behavioral therapy and relaxation techniques.

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    Ineffective Coping NCP

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    Francis Alfred Escaran
    The patient was experiencing ineffective coping related to poor stress management as evidenced by verbalizing inability to cope and using alcohol. The nursing intervention plan included short term goals of identifying ineffective coping behaviors and feelings within 3 hours and long term goals of using effective coping skills and making lifestyle changes within a month. The nursing intervention and rationale focused on establishing a therapeutic relationship, determining stressors and coping skills, and exploring alternative coping strategies through cognitive behavioral therapy and relaxation techniques.

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    Assessment Diagnosis Planning Intervention Rationale Evaluation

    Subjective Ineffective Short Term: Independent: Short Term:


    individual
    Client verbalized Within 3 hours of nursing 1. Establish a therapeutic 1. Within a helping Within 3 hours of
    coping related
    “when I'm stressed to poor stress intervention the patient will nurse-patient relationship, the nursing intervention
    management
    at work I drink be able to: relationship. patient can begin the patient was
    as evidenced
    alcohol.” by verbalization ● Identify ineffective to trust and try out able to:
    of inability to
    Objective coping behaviors new thinking and ● Identify
    cope
    ● Ineffective and consequences. behaviors. ineffective

    coping including the use of 2. Determine individual 2. This gives the coping

    strategies substances as a stressors (e.g. work, patient and the behaviors

    ● Destructive method of coping. social, family) nurse a better and

    behavior ● Verbalize feelings understanding of consequenc

    towards self congruent with what triggers the es. including

    ● Insufficient behavior use of alcohol. the use of

    problem-sol Long Term: 3. Determine 3. Provides substances

    ving skills Within a month of nursing understanding of information about as a method

    intervention patient will be current situation, degree of denial, of coping.

    able to: previous, and other acceptance of ● Verbalize

    ● Use effective methods of coping personal feelings


    coping with life’s problems. responsibility and congruent

    skills/problem-solvi commitment to with

    ng. change; identifies behavior

    ● Initiate necessary coping skills that Long Term:

    lifestyle changes. may be used in Within a month of

    ● Meet psychological present situation. nursing intervention

    needs as 4. Encourage 4. May help patient patient was able to::

    evidenced by verbalization of begin to come to ● Use effective

    appropriate feelings, fears, and terms with coping

    expression of anxiety. long-unresolved skills/proble

    feelings, issues m-solving.

    identification of 5. Explore alternative 5. Patient may have ● Initiate

    options, and use of coping strategies. little or no necessary

    resources knowledge of lifestyle

    adaptive changes.

    responses to stress ● Meet

    and needs to learn psychologic

    other options for al needs as

    managing time, evidenced

    feelings, and by
    relationships appropriate

    without alcohol. expression of

    6. Encourage use of 6. Relaxation feelings,

    cognitive behavioral techniques, identification

    relaxation (e.g., music desensitization, of options,

    therapy, guided and guided and use of

    imagery). imagery can help resources

    patients cope,

    increase their

    sense of control,

    and allay anxiety.

    Dependent:

    1. Give medications that 1. There are

    are ordered by the medications that

    physicians can help with the

    mental stability of

    the patient and

    can aid in

    withdrawal

    symptoms
    Collaboration:

    1. Refer for counseling 1. Arranging for

    as necessary referral assists the

    patient in working

    with the system,

    and resource use

    helps to develop

    problem-solving

    and coping skills.

    2. Refer to medical social 2. This will promote


    services for evaluation
    adequate coping
    and counseling.
    as part of the

    medical plan of

    care.

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