Sensory Changes and Deprivation

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Flashcards covering definitions and nursing strategies for sensory deprivation, overload, and deficits as discussed in the lecture transcript.

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Stupor

A state where a patient is only responding to repeated extreme pain.

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Sensory deficit

The absent function in one or more senses.

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Sensory overload

A condition where the brain is unable to respond meaningfully or endure stimuli, causing the patient to feel out of control.

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Perceptual deprivation

Another term for sensory deprivation characterized by decreased sensory input.

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Page 1838 Chart

A specific reference for nursing strategies focusing on sensory changes in the older adult.

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Distortion intervention

The process of acknowledging and discussing a patient's distortion while reassuring them it is normal and usually temporary.

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Vision stimulation strategies

Nursing actions to stimulate the vision including using comforting colors, pictures, and having the patient look out.