help w/ nursing Dx for Pt :(

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mm k, im not to sure what nursing dx i should use for my care plan. my Pt had hypoxia HTN. i was thinking ineffective tissue perfusion but idk wat i wat specifically it would be realted to: renal, cerebral, cardiopulmonoary, GI. she was on tele, Hx of pulmonary fibrosis, HTN, diabetes, TIA. she was on 2L of O2 via NC. she also had a renal doppler done today, and was loaded on tons of HTN meds...idk, im really frustrated and tired and cant think straight anymore :cry:

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Specializes in ER/ OR/ PACU and now Occupational Health.

OK do you have to have just one?

Dereased cardiac output r/t decreased stroke volume

ineffetive tissue perfusion :cardiac, renal r/t complications of chronic disease process (DM)

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If her thinking is impaired she may be at risk for falls

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Off the top of my head....

Impaired gas exhchange (hypoxia, pulmonary fibrosis)

Risk for fluid imbalance (kidneys)

Decreased cardiac output (HTN)

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Specializes in Peds, PICU, Home health, Dialysis.
If her thinking is impaired she may be at risk for falls

Definitely not a priority nursing diagnosis, though.

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