Asked by Keredin Muktar on May 22, 2024
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A nurse caring for a patient diagnosed with major depressive disorder reads in the patient's medical record, "This patient shows vegetative signs of depression." Which nursing diagnoses most clearly relate to this documentation? (Select all that apply.)
A) Imbalanced nutrition: less than body requirements
B) Chronic low self-esteem
C) Sexual dysfunction
D) Self-care deficit
E) Powerlessness
F) Insomnia
Vegetative Signs
Physical symptoms of depression, such as changes in sleep, appetite, or energy levels, that affect one's overall functioning.
Imbalanced Nutrition
An inadequacy or excess of nutritional intake compared to the body's requirements.
Sexual Dysfunction
Refers to problems during any phase of the sexual response cycle that prevent an individual or couple from experiencing satisfaction from sexual activity.
- Comprehend the signs and diagnostic standards for major depressive disorder and associated ailments.
- Employ methods to foster self-care and enhance the self-worth of individuals suffering from depressive conditions.
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Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the signs and diagnostic standards for major depressive disorder and associated ailments.
- Employ methods to foster self-care and enhance the self-worth of individuals suffering from depressive conditions.
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