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Prioritizing Nursing Diagnosis for Hyperglycemia

Ineffective tissue perfusion due to vasoconstriction, as evidenced by increased blood pressure, was identified as the highest priority nursing problem to address immediately to prevent damage to vital organs from impaired oxygenation. Fluid volume deficit from active fluid loss, as shown by increased urine output, was the second priority to treat to avoid further health complications from dehydration. Risk for trauma from altered consciousness due to seizure activity was the third priority to safely manage and prevent potential injuries.

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Prioritizing Nursing Diagnosis for Hyperglycemia

Ineffective tissue perfusion due to vasoconstriction, as evidenced by increased blood pressure, was identified as the highest priority nursing problem to address immediately to prevent damage to vital organs from impaired oxygenation. Fluid volume deficit from active fluid loss, as shown by increased urine output, was the second priority to treat to avoid further health complications from dehydration. Risk for trauma from altered consciousness due to seizure activity was the third priority to safely manage and prevent potential injuries.

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  • Prioritization of Nursing Problems

PRIORITIZATION Date 7-1-11 Nursing Problems Identified Ineffective tissue perfusion related to vasoconstrictions of blood vessels as evidenced by increased

Blood Pressure. Cues Bigla nalang tumaas BP nya, as verbalized by the clients husband. Justification This nursing problem identified is our first priority in rendering interventions to alleviate condition because due to heavy bleeding or hypovolemia in our patient it resulted in decrease blood flow which carries oxygen in different part of the bodies thus resulting in blood tissue exchange which can lead to impaired oxygenation and further more can damage vital organs of the body if not treated immediately. This nursing problem identified is our second priority in rendering interventions to alleviate condition because when the amount of water leaving the body is greater than the amount being taken in dehydration sets in which can lead to more serious complications which can harm the health of the patient. This nursing problem identified is our third priority in rendering interventions to alleviate condition because of seizure activity of the patient it will most likely cost her to be prone from injuries like falling and causing another problem. Safety should be strictly implemented.

7-1-11

Fluid Volume Deficit related to active fluid loss as evidenced by increased urine output

7-1-11

Risk for trauma related to altered consciousness

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