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the patient will alter patient͛s determine usual
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be able to thought process reality orientation
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verbalize 2. Note patient͛s attention 2. as manifested by
toothbrush.͟ span or difficulty in -Reorienting patient to the
logical and the patient asking
reality based concentrating simple basic information͛s of her the student nurse
͞Okay ra man ideas activities or events environment leads to initial for reorientation
kay ako man reality orientation of patient. each time she
ang tag iya # -To divert patient͛s thinking to experiences
aning Hospital.͟   Within 3 3.Orient patient to time place reality hallucinations
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-Delusion of the patient will -Discussing things that
grandeur be able to 4.Reorient patient to reality triggers Hallucination helps # After 3
-Flight of ideas express logical, each time the experiences the patient identify days of nursing
-narrowed focus goal directed hallucination threatening thoughts, interventions, the
-auditory ideas with the feelings or events and patient was able to
hallucination absence of 5. Identify ways on how to associate them in reality express logical, goal
-agitated delusions, prevent or ignore hallucination rather than with the directed ideas with
-irritable flight of ideas with patient hallucination content the absence of
-poor eye contact and associative delusions as
looseness -Therapeutic communication verbalized by the
consciously influences a patient
client to verbalize feelings ë 
and thoughts

     
6.Utilize therapeutic  

communication in interacting -Patient could identify 
  
to patient hallucination from reality and   
ignore things which are not 
 
real.      
 


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that occurred before the onset to cope problems caused by &!,*)'*++
of the hallucination hallucination

8.Encourage patient to tell the -To ensure continuous reality

staff or student nurse if he/she orientation
experiences hallucination

9.Encourage the significant

others to reorient patient to
reality each time he/she - As it may reinforce patient͛s
experiences hallucination false belief and further
distance from reality

-Providing positive regard

10. Instruct significant others increases likelihood of
not to pursue the details of the desired behaviors
patients hallucination and
delusions
11. Respond verbally and
reinforce the client͛s -
conversation when he/she
refers to realit
Date Identified: April 27, 2011

   

 
   

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hallucination environment leads to initial the student nurse
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goal directed with patient the patient identify # After 3
ideas with the threatening thoughts, days of nursing
absence of feelings or events and interventions, the
delusions associate them in reality patient was able to
rather than with the express logical, goal
hallucination content directed ideas with
the absence of
6.Utilize therapeutic -Therapeutic communication delusions as
communication in interacting consciously influences a verbalized by the
to patient client to verbalize feelings patient
and thoughts ë 


  
 
-Patient could identify  

7. Encourage patient to
  
gradually discuss experiences
that occurred before the onset
 
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8.Encourage patient to tell the
staff or student nurse if he/she
experiences hallucination
9.Encourage the significant
others to reorient patient to
reality each time he/she
experiences hallucination
10. Instruct significant others
not to pursue the details of the
patients hallucination and
delusions
11. Respond verbally and
reinforce the client͛s
conversation when he/she
refers to reality
hallucination from reality and 
ignore things which are not   
real. 
     
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to seek others (in reality) and 
to cope problems caused by c
 
 
hallucination &!,*)'*++
-To ensure continuous reality
orientation
- As it may reinforce patient͛s
false belief and further
distance from reality
-Providing positive regard
increases likelihood of
desired behaviors