M. Wound Care: A Case Study

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Another method is the use of day care facilities. This will mature the patient physical and emotional state and aid in socialization. Research shows that when patients are sent for hospitalization, there is an increase in mortality rate by 25%. The reason is unknown.
Another approach is to address the risk factor. In other words, the underline cause of this self neglect must be successfully managed. M.W.’s psychotic disorder plays a significant role for her self neglect. She was maintained on Risperidone, Epilim, and Cogentin. Once the psychotic phase was successfully managed, she was able to address her wound care even though there were multiple attempts in aiding her wound care.

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