What are Common Emotional States Observed in Patients?
Patients may experience a range of emotional states, including:
Anxiety: Often seen in patients facing uncertain diagnoses or undergoing invasive procedures. Depression: Common in patients with chronic illnesses or those experiencing prolonged hospital stays. Fear: Frequently observed in patients awaiting surgery or complex treatments. Anger: Can be a response to perceived lack of control or dissatisfaction with care. Grief: Typically seen in patients dealing with loss, whether it be a loved one or their own health.
