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Studying Schizophrenia

  • Writer: Denetra Hampton
    Denetra Hampton
  • Jan 27
  • 1 min read

It is theorized that schizophrenia arises from an inability to handle the demands of reality.



When caring for a schizophrenic patient who is on multiple medications for auditory hallucinations, frequently the patient struggles to accurately interpret environmental cues and amplifies stimuli, leading to more intense hallucinations.


Key nursing interventions include:

  • Decrease agitation

  • Do not argue with patient

  • Reassure patient safety

  • Limit environment stimuli


It is important to keep a positive atmosphere while maintaining safety for patient and those caring for them.




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