A client was admitted through the ED with hyperglycemia. Theyhave been diagnosed with new onset diabetes. In addition todeveloping priority nursing diagnoses, the nurse will identifydiagnoses for enhancing client wellness and prevention of potentialcomplications. Which diagnosis would be considered a “wellness”nursing diagnosis?
imbalanced nutrition: more than body requirements |
||
risk for infection. |
||
readiness for enhanced knowledge |
||
risk for disturbed sensory perception |
(Visited 3 times, 1 visits today)
Related posts:
- Question: Https://oiah.blackboard.com/ultra/courses/186_1/outline/assessment/_12327_1/overview/attempt/16619 Knowledge Level Questions 1. How Do Nursing Diagnoses Differ From Medical Diagnoses? A.Dependent Upon Medical Diagnoses For The Direction Of Appropriate Interventions B. Primarily Concerned With Caring, While Medical Diagnoses Are Concerned With Curing. …
- Question: Match The Type Of Diabetes On The Right With The Characteristic On The Left. You May Use An Answer More Than One Or Not At All. Most Common Type Of Diabetes Answer: Type 1 Diabetes Both Types Type 2 Diabetes Neither Type Is An Autoimmune Disorder Answer: Type 1 Diabetes Both Types Type 2 Diabetes Neither Type Characterized By Hyperglycemia Answer: Type …
- Question: A 56-year-old Client Is Diagnosed With Type 2 Diabetes And Has A Stage 3 Diabetic Ulcer On Her Left Heel. The Priority Nursing Diagnosis For The Client Is The Risk For Infection Related To High Blood Glucose Levels. Explain Why Is That A Priority Nursing Diagnosis For This Client And Justify It With Rationales? (250 Words) Please Explain It.
- Question: Topic: Comfort, Pain ,tissue Integrity. What Are Related Concepts To This Topic? What Are Priority Assessment, Priority Labs,priority Nurse Interventions. What Are The Priority Medications ,complications And Whst Are Collaborative Goals. Whst Will Be Health Promotion,psychological Integrity And Safe And Effective Care.
- Question: COPD Patient With Past History Of Smoking One Priority Psychosocial Nursing Diagnosis. Please Include The Following Information In Each Plan Of Care: Priority Nursing Diagnosis Short And 1 Long‐term Goal To 5 Nursing Interventions With Rationale Statements, To 5 Evaluative Statements Based On Interventions, And A Minimum Of 3 Potential Patient Education …
- Question: A Client With Diabetes Mellitus And A Capillary Blood Glucose Level Of 120 Mg/dl Is Complaining Of Blurred Vision. What Should The Nurse Do To Assist This Client? A Client Newly Diagnosed With Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus, Is Brought To The Emergency Department Experiencing A Sudden Onset Of Confusion And Lethargy. Which Of The Following Should The Nurse …
- Question: Nursing Management Of OA (Osteoarthritis) Versus RA (Rheumatoid Arthritis) – Using The Nursing Process, Develop One Plan Of Care Related To One Priority Physiological Nursing Diagnosis. Please Include The Following Information In The Plan Of Care: • Priority Nursing Diagnosis • Short And 1 Long‐term Goal • To 5 Nursing Interventions With Rationale …
- Question: Describe The Nursing Management Of The Orthopedic Postoperative Patient. Include Potential Complications, And Risk Factors And What Is Done To Prevent These. • What Is The Pathophysiology Of Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)? • What Is The Medical And Nursing Management Of The Patient With A DVT? • Identify At Least Three Nursing Diagnoses For The Patient …
- Question: COPD Patient With Past History Of Smoking One Priority PSYCHOSOCIAL Diagnosis. Please Include The Following Information In Each Plan Of Care: Priority Nursing Diagnosis Short And 1 Long‐term Goal To 5 Nursing Interventions With Rationale Statements, To 5 Evaluative Statements Based On Interventions, And A Minimum Of 3 Potential Patient Education Needs …
- Question: Patient Diagnoses: Anterior MI With Pulmonary Edema. – What Complications May Occur? – What Are You Alert In This Patient? – What Are The Important Assessment To Make? – What Interventions Will Prevent Complications? – What Will You Do If The Complications Occur? – Emergency / Medical /Surgical Management? – NCP For Pulmonary Edema.