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Disturbed Sleep Pattern Management

The document contains an assessment of a patient who was having difficulty sleeping due to frequent interruptions from nurses for monitoring and care. The nurse assessed the patient's usual sleep patterns, planned interventions to minimize disturbances during sleep, and evaluated whether the goal of achieving optimal sleep was met after implementing strategies like covering the patient's eyes and encouraging a consistent bedtime routine.

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Disturbed Sleep Pattern Management

The document contains an assessment of a patient who was having difficulty sleeping due to frequent interruptions from nurses for monitoring and care. The nurse assessed the patient's usual sleep patterns, planned interventions to minimize disturbances during sleep, and evaluated whether the goal of achieving optimal sleep was met after implementing strategies like covering the patient's eyes and encouraging a consistent bedtime routine.

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Name: Civil Status: Date Admitted:

Age: Religion: Diagnosis:


Sex: Occupation: Attending Physician:

ASSESSMENT DIAGNOSIS PATTERN PLANNING INTERVENTION RATIONALE EVALUATION

Subjective: Disturbed sleeping Within my 8 hours span Assessed sleep pattern - High percentage of Goal met. Patient was
“Mag-lisod ko ug tulog pattern r/t interruptions of care, the patient will disturbances that are sleep disturbances are able to sleep for 6
kay permi ko pukawon for therapeutics, achieve optimal associated with specific affected by illnesses. hours within 11:00 pm-
sa mga nurse”. As monitoring, other amount of sleep as underlying illnesses. 7:00am.
verbalized by the pt. generated awakening, evidenced by rested
and excessive appearance, Observed and obtained - To determine usual
stimulation (noise and verbalization of feeling feedback from clients sleep pattern and
Objective: lighting) rested, and regarding usual provide appropriate
-Dark circles under improvement in sleep bedtime, routines, # of intervention.
eyes-Restlessness- pattern hours of sleep, and
Irritability-Dozing- environmental needs.
Yawning-Difficulty in
arousal-Change in Did as much care as - To avoid disturbances
possible without during sleep, and to
waking the client, and maximize sleeping
did as much care as process.
possible while the
patient is still awake.

Explained necessity of -So that patient will


disturbances for have an understanding
monitoring VS and care of the importance of
when hospitalized. care being done to her.
Minimizes complaints.

Encouraged wearing -To enhance ability to


eye cover, drinking fall asleep
warm milk, and
sleeping at the same
time

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