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Intervention a.

Disruption The of client comfort was (acute abated pain) the bd pain injury and biological inconvenience agents caused

Objectives: intervention:

from

Assess Assess

pain other factors with

characteristics: that support team

location, pain, in

quality, fatigue, upset

frequency patients drugs effects

Collaboration Explain the

the of

medical

providing to

analgesic side

usefulness

analgesic

and

ways

reduce

Teach clients a new strategy to relieve pain and discomfort: imagination, relaxation, stimulation of cutaneous

b. Changes in body image and self-bd change in the appearance of the function and role Objectives: The client can improve the perception of body image and self-esteem. intervention: Assess the client's feelings about body image and self esteem levels Provide continuous encouragement for participation in activities and decision making Encourage the clients and partners to share their concerns about changes in sexual function and explore alternatives for sexual expression is prevalent

c. High risk of sexual dysfunction bd changes in the structure or function of the body, changes in hormone levels

Objectives: The client expressed understanding of the structural changes and sexual function. Identify satisfaction / acceptable sexual practices and some alternative ways to express sexual desire intervention: Listen to the statement of client and partner Discuss the sensation or physical discomfort, changes in individual responses Review the information about the anatomy of the client and spouse / sexual function and effect Identify Help Encourage Encourage clients the clients the to client to of cultural realize to share or surgical factors accept or accept / / the the cultural grieving grieving with the procedures values stage stage closest

recognize their

thoughts

issues

Provide a solution to the problem of potential problems. ex: delaying sexual coitus when fatigue

Screening Primary Prevention: Preventing the entry of carcinogens into the body or the body's cells Secondary Prevention: Finding abnormal cells in the stage of HPV infection or precancerous lesions Tertiary Prevention: The prevention aimed at preventing the disease will progress to disease or advanced level.

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