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  1. Ordering Nursing Diagnoses

    samjay009 posted a topic in General Students
    So I always have trouble listing my nursing diagnoses by priority. If you could help me out that would be extremely nice. So a little about my patient: He is a 90 year old man who was admitted with anemia (there was no specification on what kind it was), he also has CKD stage IV, hypertension, Type II DM, and Afib. We need to do care plans on the top three. My top 2 so far are Ineffective Tissue Perfusion and Decreased Cardiac Output. Here are the others: fatigue acute confusion risk for infection risk for falls impaired mobility activity intolerance bathing self-care deficit dressing self-care deficit imbalanced nutrition: more than body requirements impaired skin integrity reflex urinary incontinence. Which do you think should be number 3 and what order would you put the other ones in?

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