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Most nursing students experience high levels of stress. For some, it crosses a line and the slow fade of burnout can steal the joy and passion of caring for others. Nursing has one of the highest ra... tes of burn out of any profession. Identifying EARLY signs of burnout and practical strategies to cultivate self-care is required and is the emphasis of this nursing dilemma. Clinical Dilemma Activity: STUDENT I. Scenario History of Present Problem: Student Burnout Susan Peterson is a 21-year-old second year nursing student at a local community college who consistently received As in high school, but has been able to maintain only a C average since she began the program. She continues to work thirty hours a week as a nursing assistant to support herself. She wants to be the best nurse possible and if she does not raise her grades, her expectations and perceptions of herself are directly impacted. Though she has made adjustments in her study habits and feels she knows the content, her grades have not improved. This additional stress has caused her to feel mentally and physically exhausted even though she feels that she is getting enough sleep. She has neglected to take time to attend church or maintain relationships outside of school this past semester because “I don’t have the time.” What data from the histories is important & RELEVANT; therefore it has clinical significance to the nurse? RELEVANT Data from Present Problem: Clinical Significance: Mentally and physically exhausted. Susan seems to be on the road to burnout. There are physical, emotional, and behavioral symptoms to be aware of as well as suppressing your immune system. You can support your mood and energy levels with a healthy diet and reevaluating priorities. Neglecting church and relationships. II. The Dilemma Begins… Current Concern: Susan may feel isolated from those she loves and disconnected spiritually. [Show More]

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