Table 2.
Categories and Subcategories Extracted Based on Directed Content Analysis and NANDA-I Nursing Diagnosis Patterns
| NANDA-I | NANDA-I Nursing Diagnoses | Category | Subcategory |
|---|---|---|---|
| Self-Perception–Self-Concept | Fear; Anxiety; Anticipatory Anxiety; Death Anxiety; Depression; Risk for Loneliness; Hopelessness; Low Self-Esteem; Risk for Impaired Human Dignity; Risk for Self-Harm | Negative Emotions |
• Feeling of Depression • Sense of Inferiority and Low Self-Worth • Isolation and Loneliness • Inner Turmoil • Doubt and Confusion • Shock and Helplessness • Anger and Desire for Revenge • Impaired Self-Esteem • Fear of Death |
| Role–Relationship | Social Isolation; Impaired Social Interaction; Grieving; Anticipatory Grieving; Dysfunctional Family Processes; Risk for Other-Directed Violence | Suffering from Social Stigma |
• Inappropriate Family and Social • Interactions Blame and Accusation by Others • Discriminatory Behaviors of Healthcare Providers • Manifestation of Disturbing Fear in Others • Labeling and Misjudgment by Others • Fear-Inducing Interactions • Employment and Occupational Problems |
| Health Perception–Health Management | Health-Risk Behavior; Ineffective Health Management; Risk for Ineffective Therapeutic Regimen Management; Risk for Nonadherence; Risk for Injury; Risk for Infection | Disruption of Normal Life |
• Concealment of Illness • Loss of Self-Efficacy • Health-Damaging Behaviors |
| Coping–Stress Tolerance | Ineffective Coping; Impaired Individual Resilience; Post-Trauma Syndrome; Deficient Support System; Risk for Suicide; Compromised Family Coping; Ineffective Community Coping | Denial and Avoidance |
• Refusal to Accept Illness • Denial of Disease • Conscious Forgetting • Emotional Suppression and Concealment Excessive • Use of Sedative Medications |
| Confronting Disease Complications |
• Physical Symptoms • Neuropsychiatric Disorders |
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| Health and Treatment Problems |
• Insurance Coverage Problems • Medication Supply Problems • Treatment Difficulties |
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| Positive Coping with Illness |
• Breaking the Silence and Talking About the Disease • Voluntary Medical Consultation |
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| Sexuality–Reproductive | Ineffective Sexuality Pattern; Impaired Spousal Role Performance; Risk for Impaired Maternal–Fetal Attachment | Instability in Marital Foundation |
• Fear of Rejection • Fear of Separation and Divorce • Emotional Divorce |
| Parenting Challenges |
• Concerns and Confusion About • Parenthood Worries About Pregnancy Outcomes |
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| Challenges in Managing Sexual Relationships |
• Decreased Sexual Self-Confidence • Reduced Quantity and Quality of Sexual Relations |
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| Value–Belief | Moral Distress; Spiritual Distress; Readiness for Enhanced Religiosity | Meaning-Making of Life |
• Perceiving Illness as Divine • Punishment or Will Comfort Through Prayer and Seeking Healing • Transition from Material to Spiritual Values • Self-Focus Rather Than Others |