Source,TTY

 1  HHC96IN|           to manage behaviors which may cause harm to oneself or
 2  NAN94PT|              or encouragement which may be needed by the client
 3  NAN94PT|             skills. Impaired memory may be attributed to pathophysiological
 4  NAN94PT|            self capabilities, which may be directly or indirectly
 5  NIC96AC|             evening, so the patient may sleep at the time emetic
 6  NIC96AC|             trigger situations that may prompt self-harm and intervene
 7  NIC96AC|             family to understand it may be impossible for patient
 8  NIC96AC|     situations and/or feelings that may prompt self-harm [C0508858] [
 9  NIC96AC|        resolve personal issues that may contribute to the eating
10  NIC96AC|    environmental circumstances that may interfere with goal achievement [
11  NIC96AC|             in the environment that may interfere with the achievement
12  NIC96AC|          and the effects the crisis may have on personal and family
13  NIC96AC|             use of medications that may alter the patient's perception (
14  NIC96AC|            near lenses because they may damage the lenses [C0509250] [
15  NIC96AC|             Determine factors which may preclude the patient from
16  NIC96AC|              Determine guilt family may feel [C0509954] [U001890]~----~
17  NIC96AC|         prescribing caregiver) that may be causing hallucinations [
18  NIC96AC|             Discuss feelings mother may have about infant, as appropriate [
19  NIC96AC|             life-style changes that may be required to prevent future
20  NIC96AC|        unacceptable sexual behavior may have on others [C0510358] [
21  NIC96AC|             medical conditions that may affect weight [C0510390] [
22  NIC96AC|             villus sampling), which may predict the presence of
23  NIC96AC|      anxiety, anger, and fear) that may lead to elopement [C0510803] [
24  NIC96AC|           inherent characteristics--may be potentially hazardous [
25  NIC96AC|      Explain that phantom limb pain may start several weeks after
26  NIC96AC|             weeks after surgery and may be triggered by pressure
27  NIC96AC|      assertive communication skills may be practiced to resist peer
28  NIC96AC|            delivery of reinforcers: may be continuous or intermittent [
29  NIC96AC|        deficits of the patient that may increase potential of falling
30  NIC96AC|     Identify crisis situations that may trigger abuse, such as poverty,
31  NIC96AC|             and tube feedings) that may cause or contribute to diarrhea [
32  NIC96AC|            bed rest, and diet) that may cause or contribute to constipation [
33  NIC96AC|       family crisis situations that may trigger abuse, such as poverty,
34  NIC96AC|            or external factors that may enhance or reduce motivation
35  NIC96AC|        possible, any variables that may be altered to make the patient
36  NIC96AC|          postpartum depression that may occur after discharge [C0511891] [
37  NIC96AC|            patient that engorgement may occur after discharge [C0511928] [
38  NIC96AC|           Inform patient that there may be abdominal cramping and
39  NIC96AC|           Inform visitors what they may expect to see and hear before
40  NIC96AC|            substances to which they may be exposed [C0511968] [U003930]~----~
41  NIC96AC|           or pleas for help patient may use [C0512156] [U004119]~----~
42  NIC96AC|      Instruct that cold application may be painful briefly, with
43  NIC96AC|            patient that reward list may include manners in which
44  NIC96AC|              Monitor behaviors that may indicate a problem with
45  NIC96AC|            increased confusion that may be acute and reversible [
46  NIC96AC|       electrolyte imbalances, which may precipitate dysrhythmias [
47  NIC96AC|            individual behavior that may be disruptive or detrimental
48  NIC96AC|             for electrolytes, which may increase the risk of dysrrhythmias (
49  NIC96AC|          self-harmful impulses that may progress to suicidal thoughts/
50  NIC96AC|               Note any leakage that may occur from interpleural
51  NIC96AC|          patient from trauma, which may cause bleeding [C0514569] [
52  NIC96AC|           of pediatric patients who may climb over elevated siderails,
53  NIC96AC|         misinformation that patient may verbalize [C0514768] [U006824]~----~
54  NIC96AC| over-the-counter drugs and how they may influence the existing condition [
55  NIC96AC|    available assistive devices that may be used to facilitate performance
56  NIC96AC|          patient's sense of dignity may be diminished by the use
57  NIC96AC|        concerns and feelings, which may include fear, guilt, embarrassment,
58  NIC96AC|   undisturbed time, because patient may fall asleep [C0515170] [
59  NIC96AC|     policies to avoid problems that may arise as the group progresses [
60  NIC96AC|             and respect sibling who may not be emotionally ready
61  NIC96AC|          pertinent information that may influence induction, such
62  NIC96PT|           Reduction of stimuli that may induce bleeding or hemorrhage
63  NIC96PT|        blood loss from a wound that may be a result of trauma, incisions,
64  NIC96SA|          environmental factors that may influence the patient's
65  NIC96SA|           patient or family members may hold regarding analgesics,
66  NIC96SA| characteristics of environment that may increase potential for falls [
67  NIC96SA|     Identify crisis situations that may trigger abuse [C0511638] [
68  NIC96SA|       reality-based activities that may distract from the hallucinations [
69  NIC96SA|             medical conditions that may precipitate hypothermia [
70  NIC96SA|       Review life-style habits that may alter fertility [C0515615] [
71  NOC97HC|           to restrain behavior that may be emotionally or physically
72  NOC97ID|           Perception that condition may be of long duration [C0517479] [
73 PCDS97OR|     alteration and any changes that may occur. [C0548291] [ORC_18100.