Neurology Edited by Professor Emeritus Desire' Dubounet, IMUNE

Complaints of fatigueChange in muscular tensionHallucinationsAlteration in postureInappropriate responses________________________________________________________________________________________________SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION________________________________________________________________________________________________ Diagnostic Division: SexDefinition: [An actual or perceived change in sexual/sexuality functioning that prevents the patient achievinga desired level of performance.]SUPPORTING DATAETIOLOGYBiopsychosocial alteration of sexuality:Ineffectual or absent role modelsVulnerabilityMisinformation or lack of knowledgePhysical abuseValues conflictLack of privacyAltered body structure or function: pregnancy, recent childbirth, drugs, surgery, anomalies, disease process, trauma,radiationPsychosocial abuse, e.g., harmful relatinshipsLack of significant otherDEFINING CHARACTERISTICSSubjectiveVerbalization of problemActual or perceived limitation imposed by disease and/or therapyInability to achieve desired satisfactionAlterations in achieving perceived sex roleConflicts involving valuesAlterations in achieving sexual satisfactionSeeking of confirmation of desirabilityObjectiveAlteration in relationship with significant otherChange of interest in self and others________________________________________________________________________________________________SKIN INTEGRITY, IMPAIRMENT OF: ACTUAL_____________________________________________________________________ Diagnostic Division: SafetyDefinition: [An interruption in the integumentary system, the largest, multifunctional organ of the body.]SUPPORTING DATA