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Chronic Pain: Suggested NOC Labels Suggested NIC Labels

This document summarizes three NANDA diagnoses (chronic pain, anxiety, and risk for injury) and provides the corresponding NOC labels and NIC interventions for each. For chronic pain, suggested outcomes include using a pain scale and managing pain to a satisfactory level. For anxiety, outcomes focus on identifying and controlling anxiety symptoms. For risk for injury, outcomes center around remaining injury-free and explaining prevention methods.

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Chronic Pain: Suggested NOC Labels Suggested NIC Labels

This document summarizes three NANDA diagnoses (chronic pain, anxiety, and risk for injury) and provides the corresponding NOC labels and NIC interventions for each. For chronic pain, suggested outcomes include using a pain scale and managing pain to a satisfactory level. For anxiety, outcomes focus on identifying and controlling anxiety symptoms. For risk for injury, outcomes center around remaining injury-free and explaining prevention methods.

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NANDA NOC NIC

1. Chronic Pain Suggested NOC Labels Suggested NIC Labels


related to:
muscle spasm,
surgical procedures  Pain Level, Pain Control, Comfort Level  Conscious Sedation
chronic joint disease,  Pain: Disruptive Effects  Patient-Controlled Analgesia (PCA)
age, Assistance
Client Outcomes
SD: A client with cognitive ability
who can speak or point should use a  Uses a pain rating scale to identify current
pain rating scale level of pain intensity and determines a
comfort/function goal (if client
OD : Clients may show guarding, has cognitive abilities)
self-protective behavior, self-  Describes how unrelieved pain will be
focusing or narrowed managed
focus, distraction behavior ranging  Reports that the pain management regimen
from crying to laughing, and muscle relieves pain to a satisfactory level with
tension or rigidity. acceptable or manageable side effects
 Performs activities of recovery with a
reported acceptable level of pain (if pain is
above the comfort/function goal, takes
action that decreases pain or notifies a
member of the health care team)
 States an ability to obtain sufficient
amounts of rest and sleep
 Describes a non pharmacological method
that can be used to control pain

2. Anxiety Suggested NOC Labels Suggested NIC Labels


relate to:
operative procedures  Anxiety Control
 Aggression Control  Anxiety Reduction
 Coping
 Impulse Control
OD:Trembling/hand tremors; insomnia Client Outcomes

OS :Shakiness; worried; regretful  Identifies and verbalizes symptoms of


anxiety
 Identifies, verbalizes, and demonstrates
techniques to control anxiety
 Verbalizes absence of or decrease in
subjective distress
 Has vital signs that reflect baseline or
decreased sympathetic stimulation
 Has posture, facial expressions, gestures,
and activity levels that reflect decreased
distress
 Demonstrates improved concentration and
accuracy of thoughts
 Identifies and verbalizes anxiety
precipitants, conflicts, and threats
 Demonstrates return of basic problem-
solving skills
 Demonstrates increased external focus
 Demonstrates some ability to reassure self

3. Risk for Injury Suggested NOC Labels Suggested NIC Labels


related to:
mobility changes secondary to  Health Education
osteoarthritis  Risk Control  Behavior Modification
 Parenting: Social Safety  Patient Contracting
 Immune Status  Self-Modification Assistance
 Safety Behavior: Home Physical
Environment
 Safety Behavior: Personal: Safety Status:
Falls Occurrence
 Safety Status: Physical Injury
Client Outcomes

 Remains free of injuries


 Explains methods to prevent injury

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