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what affects sensory perceptions?
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environment, age, developmental stage, level of consciousness, culture, stress level, illness
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name 3 categories of sensory alteration
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1. sensory deficit- reduction of the normal sensory reception and perception
2. sensory deprication-lack of quality stimulation 3. sensory overload- too much stimulation |
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who are some patients that are at risk for senosory deprication
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impaired vision or hearing cl
mobility restriction cl w/o roommates depressed cl |
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who are some patients at risk for sensory overload?
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ICU patients
in pain or discomfort admission to acute care facility |
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Name some NANSA ND for sensory perception
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Disturbed sensory perception
acute confusion (delirium) chronic confusion (dementia) impaired memory |
