Abstract
Introduction: An impaired relationship with reality is a hallmark of psychosis. It is a sign of a serious mental disorder. People with psychosis may have delusions or hallucinations. The way your brain processes information can be affected by psychosis. Losing touch with reality is caused by it. It's possible to see, hear, or believe things that aren't true. Psychosis is a symptom, not a disease. It can be caused by a mental or physical illness, substance abuse, or stress. This case report aims to provide nursing care for psychosis. The objectives of this case report are to identify psychosis symptoms by the nurses and to report immediately and to take action immediately and to prevent complications.
 Case Presentation: A 17-years adolescent male admitted at Acharya Vinoba Bhave Rural Hospital Sawangi (M) Wardha with Auditory Hallucinations in psychosis since 7 (2014) years was admitted to a psychiatric ward with a chief complaint of muttering and smiling to self, decreased interaction sleep disturbance, aggressiveness. The perpetuating factors are poor drug compliance. Conclusion: The patient underwent psycho pharmacotherapy and the patient taking the medications regularly and minimized the symptoms. The relatives were informed about the prognosis and finally patient was discharged. The nurses play a vital role at the bedside and take care of psychiatric patients with auditory hallucinations effective nursing interventions for an adolescent male with auditory hallucinations in psychosis enhancing and improving patient’s mental illness who experience auditory hallucinations in psychosis.
Highlights
An impaired relationship with reality is a hallmark of psychosis
Psychosis can involve a loss of contact with reality and can feature delusions
There are many other causes, but it's a symptom of schizophrenia [1]
Summary
Psychosis can involve a loss of contact with reality and can feature delusions. There are many other causes, but it's a symptom of schizophrenia [1]. Psychosis affects how a person sees the world. They may find it hard to determine what is real and true because their senses seem to detect things that don't exist [2]. A period of psychosis can cause a person's thoughts and perception to be messed up and they may have difficulty understanding what is real and what is not [3]. People with psychosis can hear voices and see things that other people can't detect [4]
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