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در اين سمينار ما به نتايج زير دست بيدا ميكنيم
تعریفک لواز حسرو رلههایحسی
Sensory Alterations
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تعریف کلی از حس و راههای حسی
تجربه به حسی چیست؟
دریافتجسی-1
فرايند دريافت اطلاعات از محيت بيرونى يا درونى رادريافت حسى گویند
اذرلكحسج2
يك فرايند هوشيارانه در انتخاب سازماندهيو تفسيراطلاعات از حسها به اطلاعات معنى دار ميباشد
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دریافت حسی
دریافت حسی توسط گيرنده ها انجام
میگیرد
تقو پذیری گیرنده غشانی انتتا
که امکان انتشار کمابیش بونها از
غشا و در نتیجه تغییر پتانسیل
غشایی را فراهم میکند
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Primary somatic حب
@ Olfactory pathways from
the nose project through
the olfactory bulb to the
olfactory cortex.
© ost sensory pathways
project to the thalamus.
The thalamus modifies
and relays information
to cortical centers.
© Equilibrium pathways
project to the cerebellum.
cent © 207 Peron Edo, pig aren rigs Fig. 10-4
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Sensory Alterations
» Achange in environment can lead to
MORE or LESS normal stimuli.
» When stimuli is different from what one is
used to it leads to sensory alterations.
» Hospitalized patients will experience
sensory alterations due to different
stimuli loads.
» Can result in sensory overload or
sensory deprivation
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Sensory Overload
* Results from being unable to
manage sensory stimuli: (too
much stimuli)
» Pain, dyspnea, anxiety (internal)
* Noise,, contact with many
strangers (external)
* Inability to disregard stimuli: for
example meds that stimulate the
arousal mechanism, may prevent
‘om ignoring noise
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Assessment: Sensory Overload
* Unrealistic perceptions
* .05,sdisoriented, difficulty concentrating,
muscle tension
* Reduced problem-solving ability
پراکندگی حواس ۲
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Sensory Deprivation
» Results from decreased sensory
input or meaningless input: (too
little stimuli)
*Isolation/non-stimulating
monotonous environment
* Impaired ability to receive and/or
send stimuli: vision, hearing
deficits, speech deficits ( expressive
or receptive aphasia)
Inability to cognitively process
stimuli-confused, brain injury,
s affecting CNS
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Sensory Deficits
» Impaired reception, perception or both
of the senses
» Blindness, deafness, loss of taste, smell,
touch
» One sense may become mo
compensate for deficit
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Assessing: Sensory Deprivation
» Drowsiness/sleeping/yawning
» Decreased attention, difficulty
concentrating, impaired memory
* Disorientation, confusion,
i i needs stimulus; body ma.
hallucinations need: Jus; body may
produce hallucinations to maintain optimal arousal
» Crying, annoyance over small
matters, depression
» Apathy, daydreaming, anger
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Risk Factors for Sensory Perception Dysfunction in the
Healthcare Environment
Sensory Overload
» Room close to nurse's station
» ICU or intermediate unit
* Bright lights
» Use of mechanical ventilator
* Use of ECG monitor
» Use of oxygen
* Use of IVs
» Other equipment
» Frequent treatments
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Risk Factors for Sensoyr Perception
Dysfunction in the Healthcare Environment
Sensory Deprivation
» Private room
» Eyes bandaged
* Bed rest
» Sensory aid not available (hearing
aid, glasses)
* Isolation precautions
» Few visitors
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NURSING DIAGNOSIS
» Disturbed sensory perception
» Social Isolation
» Situational low self-esteem
» Disturbed thought processes
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تشخیصهای پرستاری در اختلالات حسی (مثال)
لامسه ای
* من به لمس حساسیت زیادی دارم حتی سنگینی لباسهایم روی پوستم
مرا اذیت میکند من سعی میکنم بدنم را هر مقدار که میتوانم
“ کم حرکت دهم ولی حتی وزش نسیم هم به من غير ممكن است
* محرومیت حسی
* اینجا در بیمارستان من فکر میکنم در حال دیوانه شدن هستم به ساعت
دیواری که نگاه میکنم تبدیل به یک خورشید چرخان با صورتی غمگین
میشود که به من نزدیک شده و من از اینکه خیلی نزدیک شود هراس
دارم
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PLANNING
۶ Client will:
Demonstrate understanding by a verbal,
written, or signed response (sensory pericit)
» Client will:
Demonstrate relaxed body movements
and facial expressions (sensory overtoap)
۶ Client will:
Remain free from injury
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Interventions: Sensory Deprivation
» Prevent sensory alteration
» Teach self stimulation
methods- reading, etc.
» Provide stimulation - visual,
auditory, gustatory, tactile
* Provide reality orientation
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ICU psychosis
syndrome
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What is ICU psychosis?
۲ ICU psychosis is ICU syndrome.
* ICU psychosis is also a form of delirium, or
acute mentale failure.
How long does ICU psychosis last?
» it may last 24 hours or even up to two
weeks with fluctuations of the level of
consciousness and behavior patterns.
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Causes of psychological problems
* Sudden and unexpected nature of events
» Pain
» ICU environmen
* Other factors .The loss of control over their
lives that patients often feel in an ICU.
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What causes ICU psychosis?
Environmental Causes
» Sensory deprivation (being put in a room often
without windows, away from family, friends and
all that is familiar)
Sensory overload (being tethered to noisy
machines day and night)
Sleep disturbance and deprivation
Continuous light levels
Stress
Lack of orientation
Medical monitoring
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What causes ICU psychosis?
* Medical Causes
٠ Pain (which may not be adequately
controlled in an ICU)
* Critical illness: The pathophysiology of
the disease, illness or traumatic event -
the stress on the body during an illness
can cause a variety of symptoms.
» Medication (drug) reaction or side effects:
Infection creating fever and toxins in the
body.
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What causes ICU psychosis?
* Medical Causes
* Metabolic disturbances: electrolyte
imbalance, hypoxia oe ood oxygen
levels), and élevated liver enzymes.
* Heart failure (inadequate cardiac output)
۲ Cumulative analgesia (the inability to feel
pain while still conscious)
* Dehydration
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Symptoms of ICU psychosis
extreme excitement
anxiety
restlessness
hearing voices
clouding of consciousness
hallucinations
nightmares
* paranoia
disorientation
agitation
delusions
abnormal behavior
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Interventions to prevent psychological
problems
» Pain control [] analgesic drugs
» Family support
» Day-awake, night-asleep
» Removing many wires and tubes
» Constant and monotonus sounds
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Interventions to prevent psychological
problems
* 2 clock, calendar and outside window
visible to the patients to help with
orientation
* Personally familiar beside objects such as
0 or family photographs.
* Use spectacles or hearing aids. Such as
radio or television sets to provide
meaningful sensory stimuli
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References
* Fundamentals of nursing TAYLOR 2005
* Guyton&hall . Medical physiology 11 TH
edition 2006
* Searching of elsevier and other databace
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THANK YOU for your attention
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