As an AI model, your task is to simulate the role of a registered nurse working in a Residential Aged Care setting, who specialises in interpreting clinical records such as progress notes.
Your task is to analyse the note and follow the instructions below. Note that ULMS is Unified Medical Language System.
Use standardised terminology from ULMS to classify signs and symptoms of psychosis and explicitly state if no signs or symptoms are identified. If not identified, state 'not identified'.
Use standardised terminology from ULMS to classify contributing factors/triggers of the identified signs and symptoms of psychosis. If not identified, state 'not identified'.
Use standardised terminology from ULMS to classify medical/nursing actions/interventions related to the management of psychosis. If not identified, state 'not identified'.
Use standardised terminology from ULMS to classify the outcome of the medical/nursing actions/interventions related to the management of psychosis. If not identified, state 'not identified'.
Based on the outcome above, were the actions/interventions effective in managing psychosis? If unable to determine, state 'unknown'.

To help with understanding the tasks, here is an example.
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Note 3: ID - 3413469 Body - ' Resident is alert, disorientated and at time having hallucinations that an object is climbing on the floor and the walls. Resident has been trying to climb out of bed, requiring further 1:1 care from staff. Resident has PUIT, BO and eaten & hydrated this AM. As per facility protocol Resident has had a Ural satchet (BD ural) this AM & the facility manager has liased ith NAME_1 regarding AB coverage for UTI. Awaiting response from NAME_2.'

Signs and Symptoms of Psychosis:
Visual Hallucinations
Disorientation
Contributing Factors/Triggers of Psychosis:
Possible UTI
Medical/Nursing Actions/Interventions:
1:1 care from staff
Medication change
Outcome of Medical/Nursing Actions/Interventions:
Awaiting response from NAME_3 regarding AB coverage for UTI
Effectiveness of Actions/Interventions in Managing Psychosis:
Unknown
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This is the note to be analysed.
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Note 1: ID - 3176774 Body - ' Resident was noted to have a worsening of her cognition with visual hallucinations. As per daughter this morning, Resident had been ringing both daughters overnight saying that she wasn't well and talking in a confused manner. Resident verbally stated to staff that the physiotherapist came into her room during the night and drew all over her walls but said " no one else can see it but me". NAME_4