Published Nov 6, 2006
Jtejas
28 Posts
I had to give 6 Nursing Diagnosis ( combined from ) three pt's, that were high level or most important. And then rank them as highest priority to lowest.
Here is what I got.
Pt with CHF
Pt with hyperkalemia
Pt with osteomylitis, nephrolithisis, and diversion colitus.
6 Diagnosis that I cam up with were
1#Decreased Cardiac out put
2 Impaired gas exchange
3 Fluid volume excess
4 Activity intolerence R/T fatigue, secondary to cardiac insufficiancy
5 Ineffective mgmnt of therapeutic regime r/t lack of adherence to low sodium diet
6 Skin Integrity, risk for impaired, r/t edema
What do you think. Do those sound high level, enough and is the order sufficient for their priority?
Please Pro's let me know your thoughts..
Daytonite, BSN, RN
1 Article; 14,604 Posts
the order of priority sounds ok to me. i would change a few of the related factors. also, are you using a current nanda list of diagnoses? i've written the diagnoses as they are listed (language-wise) in the current 2005 publications from nanda.