As a working nurse, you notice that the daughter of a patien…

As a working nurse, you notice that the daughter of a patient you provided care to last year who died has been coming to the waiting room every day for the past week and talking to other visitors.  She appears tired and stressed; another visitor approaches you and says that the daughter has been sharing the experience of her mother’s death, stating that the nursing staff here is “horrible”.  She has been telling the other visitors that the nurses, “let my mother die.”  You call your nursing manager to talk to her because you recognize that the daughter is exhibiting signs of:

The spouse of a patient with terminal lung cancer visits dai…

The spouse of a patient with terminal lung cancer visits daily and cheerfully talks with the patient about vacation plans for the next year. When the nurse asks about any concerns, the spouse says, “I’m busy at work, but otherwise things are fine.” An appropriate nursing diagnosis is