Reference no: EM133249236

Question: Client Joseph is a 55-year- old widow who has a history of hypertension and smokes ½ pack per day. He has recently started dating and has noted a change in his ability to maintain sexual functioning. He has come to the clinic for help.

The plan should contain one of the listed NANDA-I diagnoses. Please use Mosby's Guide to Nursing Diagnosis to help you write a complete plan. The plan should be written in the Nursing Diagnosis as a 3-part nursing statement with the PES format: P - Appropriate NANDA-I chosen E - Etiology is specified for nursing diagnosis and nursing practice can impact the problem S- Signs & symptoms are supportive to diagnosis, accurate and specific to the client.

Please provide an explanation for the reason this NANDA-I should be addressed for this client- Consider what may happen to the client if this problem is not addressed. Please provide a rationale for using your chosen interventions, backed by evidence. You are required to provide a minimum of two interventions. Please provide a SMART outcome- (specific, measurable, attainable, realistic & timely) that would demonstrate the problem was successfully resolved. Select from the following list of nursing diagnoses to use when developing your care plan: Chronic sorrow Ineffective health management Powerlessness Ineffective sexuality pattern Deficient knowledge Impaired comfort Social isolation Sexual Dysfunction.