Mental Health Nursing Practice: Causes, Interventions, and Ethics

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of Bipolar Disorder, focusing on the biopsychosocial factors contributing to the condition, including genetic, environmental, and neurochemical influences. The report examines the case of Susan, diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder, and explores the causes of the disease, drawing on research and relevant literature. It details the nursing interventions essential for managing the disorder, such as providing structured activities, encouraging rest, ensuring proper hydration, and managing the patient's environment. The report also delves into the ethical and legal implications associated with Bipolar Disorder, including ethical considerations in the workplace, treatment preferences, and legal aspects of consent and patient care. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of comprehensive care and support for individuals affected by Bipolar Disorder to improve their quality of life.