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Grandiosity
Grandiosity
Defensive Coping r/t inaccurate perception of self and
abilities
Grand Mal Seizure
See Seizure Disorders, Adult; Seizure Disorders, Childhood (Epilepsy, Febrile Seizures, Infantile Spasms)
Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
H
Anxiety r/t change in role status
Decisional Conflict r/t support system deficit
Parental Role conflict r/t change in parental role
Compromised family Coping r/t family role changes
Interrupted Family processes r/t family roles shift
Ineffective Role performance r/t role transition, aging
Ineffective family Health management r/t excessive demands on
individual or family
Risk for impaired Parenting: Risk factor: role strain
Risk for Powerlessness: Risk factors: role strain, situational
crisis, aging
Risk for Spiritual distress: Risk factor: life change
Readiness for enhanced Parenting: physical and emotional
needs of children are met
Graves’ Disease
See Hyperthyroidism
Grieving
Grieving r/t anticipated or actual significant loss, change in life
status, style, or function
Grieving, Complicated
Complicated Grieving r/t expected or sudden death of a significant other with whom there was a volatile relationship, emotional
instability, lack of social support
Risk for complicated Grieving: Risk factors: death of a significant other with whom there was a volatile relationship, emotional
instability, lack of social support
Groom Self (Inability to)
Bathing Self-Care deficit (See Self-Care deficit, bathing,
Section III)
Dressing Self-Care deficit (See Self-Care deficit, dressing,
Section III)
Growth and Development Lag
Risk for disproportionate Growth (See Growth, disproportionate, risk for, Section III)
Guillain-Barré Syndrome
Impaired Spontaneous Ventilation r/t weak respiratory
muscles
Risk for Aspiration r/t ineffective cough; depressed gag
reflex
See Neurologic Disorders
Guilt
Grieving r/t potential loss of significant person, animal, prized
material possession, change in life role
Impaired individual Resilience (See Resilience, individual,
impaired, Section III)
Situational low Self-Esteem r/t unmet expectations of self
Risk for complicated Grieving: Risk factors: actual loss of significant person, animal, prized material possession, change in
life role
Risk for Post-Trauma syndrome: Risk factor: exaggerated
sense of responsibility for traumatic event
Readiness for enhanced Spiritual well-being: desire to be in
harmony with self, others, higher power or God
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H1N1
See Influenza
Hair Loss
Disturbed Body Image r/t psychological reaction to loss
of hair
Imbalanced Nutrition: less than body requirements r/t inability
to ingest food because of biological, psychological, economic
factors
Halitosis
Impaired Dentition r/t ineffective oral hygiene
Impaired Oral Mucous Membrane r/t ineffective oral hygiene
Hallucinations
Anxiety r/t threat to self-concept
Acute Confusion r/t alcohol abuse, delirium, dementia, mental
illness, drug abuse
Ineffective Coping r/t distortion and insecurity of life events
Risk for Self-Mutilation: Risk factor: command hallucinations
Risk for other-directed Violence: Risk factors: catatonic excitement, manic excitement, rage or panic reactions, response to
violent internal stimuli
Risk for self-directed Violence: Risk factors: catatonic excitement, manic excitement, rage or panic reactions, response to
violent internal stimuli
Head Injury
Ineffective Breathing pattern r/t pressure damage to breathing
center in brainstem
Acute Confusion r/t increased intracranial pressure
Decreased Intracranial adaptive capacity r/t increased intracranial pressure
Risk for ineffective Cerebral tissue perfusion: Risk factors:
effects of increased intracranial pressure, trauma to brain
Vision Loss r/t pressure damage to sensory centers in brain (see
care plan in Appendix)
See Neurologic Disorders