have no one, she'd be abandoned by the only person in the world she could talk to. Sally was upsetand crying as she began to run the razor blade across her arm. As the blood trickled out, she beganto calm down. Then her therapist called and asked what the problem was. Sally was sobbing as shetold her therapist that she was cutting her arm because the therapist didn't care anymore that shewas abandoning Sally just like everyone else in her life. Her parents, her best friend, everyman shehad a relationship with. No one was ever there for her when she needed them. How does the nursehelp a client with borderline personality disorder?RATIONALE:CASE SCENARIO #2 – The Client with Cognitive Disorder (Delirium)Meredith, who is 75 years old, and frail is admitted to the hospital with a fractured hip. Sheundergoes surgery to repair the hip and subsequently is sent to a general surgical unit. She appearsalert and oriented, although she is in pain. She is receiving intravenous fluids and has an indwellingurinary catheter, both of which are to be discontinued in the morning.The evening of the first postoperative day, Meredith tells the nurse that bugs are on the wallsand that she wants to leave this place. The nurse questions her and records that Meredith is nolonger oriented to place or time: she also is having visual hallucinations. During the questioning.Meredith becomes mildly agitated and tells the nurse to get out. The nurse notifies the physician ofthe change in Meredith's mental status.The physician orders CT Scanning to rule out a possible injury sustained in the initial fal. Healso orders chest radiography and a urine culture to rule out infections. Results of the CT scan andchest radiography are normal; however, the urine culture reveals a UTI. The physician prescribesantibiotics to treat the infection and haloperidol as needed to treat the agitation. What is delirium?What is the frequent cause of delirium in older adults?RATIONALE:SELF-EVALUATIONTabulate the different coping mechanisms that you commonly use to your family and how itaffects your relationship with them. What coping mechanisms work for you and what do not?If you were to do psychodynamics of yourself, where do you think do you needimprovement? Why? What could have been done to make the situation better?In dealing with patients with maladaptive patterns with behavior, how do you handle clientswho have similar life situations as you and who manifest identical reactions to stresses in life? 1 of 3NCM 117CASE ANALYSIS AND EVALUATIONNAMESCORE:_DATE:_The following are some case analysis. Analyze the questions and state your reason onanalysis based on the case presented to the Rationale.DISCUSS THE FOLLOWING:• One major cause of depression is the loss of a loved one. Have you ever experienced suchloss? Discuss the five stages of grief theory of Kubler - Ross and relate it to your ownexperience.• The nurse is caring for a patient who recently attempted suicide. Family members are notpaying him a visit and friends are nowhere to be found. Upon admission, the patient is violentand verbally abusive. Formulate a nursing care plan for this patient to include the therapeuticcommunication techniques that should be used.CASE SCENARIO #1-BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDERSally had been calling her therapist all day, ever since their session this morning. But thetherapist hadn't called her back, even though all her messages said this was an emergency. Shewas sure her therapist was angry at her and was probably going to drop her as a client, then she'dhave no one, she'd be abandoned by the only person in the world she could talk to. Sally was upsetand crying as she began to run the razor blade across her arm. As the blood trickled out, she beganto calm down. Then her therapist called and asked what the problem was. Sally was sobbing as shetold her therapist that she was cutting her arm because the therapist didn't care anymore that shewas abandoning Sally just like everyone else in her life. Her parents, her best friend, everyman shehad a relationship with. No one was ever there for her when she needed them. How does the nursehelp a client with borderline personality disorder?RATIONALE:CASE SCENARIO #2 – The Client with Cognitive Disorder (Delirium)Meredith, who is 75 years old, and frail is admitted to the hospital with a fractured hip. Sheundergoes surgery to repair the hip and subsequently is sent to a general surgical unit. She appearsalert and oriented, although she is in pain. She is receiving intravenous fluids and has an indwellingurinary catheter, both of which are to be discontinued in the morning.The evening of the first postoperative day, Meredith tells the nurse that bugs are on the wallsand that she wants to leave this place. The nurse questions her and records that Meredith is nolonger oriented to place or time: she also is having visual hallucinations. During the questioning,Meredith becomes mildly agitated and tells the nurse to get out. The nurse notifies the physician ofthe change in Meredith's mental status.The physician orders CT Scanning to rule out a possible injury sustained in the initial fall. Healso orders chest radiography and a urine culture to rule out infections. Results of the CT scan andchest radiography are normal; however, the urine culture reveals a UTI. The physician prescribesantibiotics to treat the infection and haloperidol as needed to treat the agitation. What is delirium?What is the frequent cause of delirium in older adults?RATIONALE:

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