ASSESSMENT
NURSING
DIAGNOSIS
PLANNING
NURSING
INTERVENTIONS
RATIONALE EVALUATION
Subjective:
Disturbed
sleep pattern
r/t
environmenta
l factors such
as giving of
medication,
vital signs
monitoring
noise and
lighting
Short Term: Independent:
>to determine usual sleep
pattern and provide
comparative baseline
>provides opportunity to
address misconception/
unrealistic expectation
>this contains ingredients that
decreases the ability to fall
asleep
>to compensate the lack of
sleep
Short Term:
“Putol-putol
ang tulog ko”
as verbalized
by the client
Within 1 hour
of adequate
nursing
intervention/
teaching the
patient will be
able to
verbalize
understanding
of sleep
disturbance
>Observe and obtain
feedback from client
regarding usual bedtime,
rituals and number of hours
of sleep
>determine client’s
expectation of adequate
sleep
>Recommend limiting of
caffeine/ alcohol use and
eating of chocolate prior to
sleep
>Advise patient to take a
nap
After 1 hour of
adequate nursing
intervention the
patient was able
to verbalized
understanding of
sleep disturbance
>Goal metObjective:
>Irritable
>lethargic
>dark circles
under eyes
>hypo
responsiveness
>less than 6
1/2 hours of
sleep
Long Term:
After the shift of
adequate nursing
intervention the
patient wasn’t
able to improve
sleeping pattern.
>Goal not met
Long Term:
Within the shift
of adequate
nursing
intervention the
patient will be
able to report
improvement in
sleep/ rest
pattern and
increase sense
of well-being
and feeling
rested

Disturbed sleeping pattern

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    ASSESSMENT NURSING DIAGNOSIS PLANNING NURSING INTERVENTIONS RATIONALE EVALUATION Subjective: Disturbed sleep pattern r/t environmenta lfactors such as giving of medication, vital signs monitoring noise and lighting Short Term: Independent: >to determine usual sleep pattern and provide comparative baseline >provides opportunity to address misconception/ unrealistic expectation >this contains ingredients that decreases the ability to fall asleep >to compensate the lack of sleep Short Term: “Putol-putol ang tulog ko” as verbalized by the client Within 1 hour of adequate nursing intervention/ teaching the patient will be able to verbalize understanding of sleep disturbance >Observe and obtain feedback from client regarding usual bedtime, rituals and number of hours of sleep >determine client’s expectation of adequate sleep >Recommend limiting of caffeine/ alcohol use and eating of chocolate prior to sleep >Advise patient to take a nap After 1 hour of adequate nursing intervention the patient was able to verbalized understanding of sleep disturbance >Goal metObjective: >Irritable >lethargic >dark circles under eyes >hypo responsiveness >less than 6 1/2 hours of sleep Long Term: After the shift of adequate nursing intervention the patient wasn’t able to improve sleeping pattern. >Goal not met Long Term: Within the shift of adequate nursing intervention the patient will be able to report improvement in sleep/ rest pattern and increase sense of well-being and feeling rested