ow 100, last at 10cc/hour. The interdisciplinary goal for T.L. is to manage his symptoms and keep him as comfortable as possible.
             T.L.'s primary psychosocial nursing diagnosis is Fear related to loss of control and unpredictable outcome secondary to disabling illnesses as evidenced by client being hospitalized since April 5, 2002, his wife expressing concern that client does not suffer, and the No Harvey Team order in his chart. This is T.L.'s primary nursing diagnosis because he was a relatively healthy 69-year-old minister and husband until his intracranial bleed in April. Since then his life has been completely disarrayed and he is now in the Critical Care Unit on the ventilator, completely bed-ridden. This has been a stressful, frightening time for him and his wife. In a brief conversation with her, she expressed that it is their faith in God that has allowed them to endure the last few months.
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