Learn/NCLEX/Syllabus/Psychosocial IntegrityStudy this course in LearnPractice opens in your NCLEX workspace after you sign in. Questions and lecture notes stay there.Practice this courseOpen lecture notesOfficial rules, eligibility, and dates stay on the NCLEX guide.course outlineEntry-level practice activitiesAssess psychosocial factors influencing care and plan interventions (e.g., occupational, spiritual, environmental, financial)Assess client for abuse or neglect and report, intervene and/or escalateAssess client for substance misuse and/or toxicities and intervene as appropriate (e.g., dependency, withdrawal)Provide care and education for acute and chronic psychosocial health issues (e.g., addictions/dependencies, depression, dementia, eating disorders)Promote a therapeutic environmentIncorporate client cultural practices and beliefs when planning and providing careProvide end-of-life care and education to clientsAssess the potential for violence and use safety precautionsAssess client support system to aid in plan of careAssess client’s ability to cope with life changes and provide supportUse therapeutic communication techniquesIncorporate behavioral management techniques when caring for a clientRecognize nonverbal cues to physical and/or psychological stressorsProvide appropriate care for a client experiencing visual, auditory and/or cognitive alterationsProvide care for a client experiencing grief or loss
