A client is hospitalized with Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia. The nurse notes that the client has had no visitors, seems withdrawn, avoids eye contact, and refuses to take part in conversation. In a loud and angry voice, the client demands that the nurse leave the room. The nurse formulates a nursing diagnosis of Social isolation. Based on this diagnosis, what is an appropriate goal of care for this client? Reporting increased adaptation to changes in health status Returning a demonstration of measures that can increase independence Identifying one way to increase social interaction Identifying at least one factor contributing to altered sexuality patterns
[Answered]: A client is hospitalized with Pneumocystis…
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