Nursing care of psychiatric patients with mental and behavioral disorders due to alcohol use : a case study

Abstract

This case study aims to A comparative study of nursing care for psychiatric patients with mental and behavioral disorders due to alcohol use. Two randomized controlled trials were selected to study patients admitted to the hospital. by studying from patient medical records Evaluate Gordon's 11 Schemes of Health and in-depth interviews Analyze data with content analysis show the results of the study comparing the condition of illness according to the nursing process from the first reception to the distribution and continued care at home.

          The results showed that both cases were diagnosed as psychiatric patients with mental and behavioral disorders due to alcohol. received treatment and nursing through a 5-step nursing process

A female patient at the time of treatment had thrombocytopenia. Hepatitis and potassium depletion the symptoms improved sequentially. The male patients were disabled with intellectual and learning disabilities. Mania, fussing, confused speech Received medical treatment until the condition calmed, but beyond the hospital's care potential, hence referred to continued treatment. The symptoms improved sequentially. and from continuous follow-up care at home by a team of family doctors’ patients and their relatives had knowledge, understanding, motivation, participation in caring for Male patients reduce alcohol consumption. The female patient decided to stop drinking alcohol. Can continue to take medicine and live in society