Patients may experience a wide range of moods, including but not limited to:
Anxiety: Often related to uncertainty about diagnosis, treatment, or outcomes. Depression: Feelings of sadness or hopelessness, which may be exacerbated by chronic illness or lengthy hospital stays. Fear: Concern about procedures, pain, or the potential for negative outcomes. Anger: Frustration with their condition, treatment delays, or perceived neglect. Relief: After receiving good news or effective pain management. Happiness: Positive interactions with healthcare staff or progress in their health status.
