Nursing Care Plan for Relocation Stress Syndrome related to Dementia
Nursing Care Plan for Dementia
Nursing Diagnosis : Relocation Stress Syndrome
Relocation stress syndrome related to changes in the activities of daily life,
characterized by: confusion, concern, anxiety, seem anxious, irritable, defensive behavior, mental disorder, suspicious behavior, and aggressive behavior.
Goal: Having given nursing actions, the client is expected to be able to adapt to changes in their daily activities and the environment,
with outcomes:
Interventions
Rationale :
Nursing Diagnosis : Relocation Stress Syndrome
characterized by: confusion, concern, anxiety, seem anxious, irritable, defensive behavior, mental disorder, suspicious behavior, and aggressive behavior.
Goal: Having given nursing actions, the client is expected to be able to adapt to changes in their daily activities and the environment,
with outcomes:
- Identify changes.
- Able to adapt to environmental changes and activities of daily life.
- Reduced anxiety and fear.
- Make a positive statement about the new environment.
Interventions
- Do a mutually supportive relationship with the client.
- Orient the environment and new routines.
- Assess the level of stressors (adjustment, development, the role of the family, due to changes in health status).
- Decide on a reasonable schedule of activities and enter into routine activities.
- Provide explanations and fun information about the activities / events.
Rationale :
- To build trust and a sense of comfort.
- Reduce anxiety and feeling disturbed.
- To determine the client's perception about the incidence and severity of attacks.
- Consistency reduce confusion and increase the sense of community.
- Reduce tension, maintain mutual trust, and orientation.
