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1 Diagnosis Chapter 17 Ra'eda Almashagba 1 Nursing Diagnosis: A statement that describes a client s actual or potential health problems that a nurse can identify and for which she can order nursing interventions to maintain the health status, to reduce, eliminate or prevent alterations/changes. Ra'eda Almashagba 2 1
2 Is the problem statement that the nurse makes regarding a client s condition which she uses to communicate professionally. It uses the critical-thinking skills analysis and synthesis in order to identify client strengths & health problems that can be resolves/prevented by collaborative and independent nursing interventions. Ra'eda Almashagba 3 Nursing Diagnosing Is the 2nd step of the nursing process. The process of reasoning or the clinical act of identifying problems. Purpose: To identify health care needs To diagnose in nursing: it means to analyze assessment information and derive meaning from this analysis. Ra'eda Almashagba 4 2
3 NANDA North American Nursing Diagnosis Association Identifies nursing functions Creates classification system Establishes diagnostic labels Purpose: to develop, refine, and promote a taxonomy of nursing diagnostic terminology of general use for professional nurses. Ra'eda Almashagba 5 NURSING DIAGNOSIS : Eg. Problem : Fever nursing diagnosis : Alteration in thermoregulatory function: or hyperthermia related to inflammatory process Ra'eda Almashagba 6 3
4 Ra'eda Almashagba 7 3 activities in Diagnosing: DIAGNOSING = Data Analysis + Problem Identification+ Formulation of Nsg Diagnosis Ra'eda Almashagba 8 4
5 Components of a nursing diagnosis: PES or PE Problem statement/diagnostic label/definition = P Etiology/related factors/causes = E Defining characteristics/signs and symptoms = S Ra'eda Almashagba 9 Characteristics of Nursing Diagnosis It states a clear and concise health problem. It is derived from existing evidences about the client. It is potentially amenable to nursing therapy. It is the basis for planning and carrying out nursing care. Ra'eda Almashagba 10 5
6 TYPES OF NURSING DIAGNOSES 1. Actual nursing diagnosis 2. Risk nursing diagnosis 3. Possible nursing diagnosis 4. Wellness nursing diagnosis 5. Syndrome nursing diagnosis Ra'eda Almashagba 11 Actual Nursing Diagnosis a client problem that is present at the time of the nursing assessment. It is based on the presence of signs and symptoms. Examples: Imbalanced Nutrition: Less than body requirements r/t decreased appetite nausea as manifested by decreas body weight. Ineffective airway clearance r/t to viscous secretions as manifested by productive coph Acute Pain (Chest) r/t cough 2nrdary to pneumonia AMB client verbalization Activity Intolerance r/t general weakness AMB clientverbalization Ra'eda Almashagba 12 6
7 Potential Nursing diagnosis one in which evidence about a health problem is incomplete or unclear therefore requires more data to support or reject it; or the causative factors are unknown but a problem is only considered possible to occur. Examples: Possible nutritional deficit RT nausea Possible low self-esteem r/t loss job Possible altered thought processes r/t unfamiliar surroundings Ra'eda Almashagba 13 Risk Nursing diagnosis is a clinical judgment that a problem does not exist, therefore no S/S are present, but the presence of RISK FACTORS is indicates that a problem is only is likely to develop unless nurse intervene or do something about it. No subjective or objective cues are present therefore the factors that cause the client to be more vulnerable to the problem is the etiology of a risk nursing diagnosis. Examples: Risk for Impaired skin integrity (left ankle) r/t decrease peripheral circulation in diabetes. Risk for Constipation r/t inactivity and insufficient fluid intake Risk for infection r/t compromised immune system. Risk for injury r/t decreased vision after cataract surgery. Ra'eda Almashagba 14 7
8 Wellness nursing diagnosis clinical judgment about an individual, family and community in transition from a specific level of wellness to a higher level of wellness E.g Knowledge deficit regarding breast feeding RT first time. E.g Readiness for + higher level of wellness Rudeness for enhance family coping. Ra'eda Almashagba 15 Syndrome nursing diagnosis comprises of a cluster of problems Format: 1 part statement E.g -: rape trauma syndrome) risk for disuse syndrome. Ra'eda Almashagba 16 8
9 Formula in writing nursing diagnosis: PES or PE Actual nursing diagnosis = Patient problem + Etiology replace the (+) symbol with the words RELATED TO abbreviated as r/t. = Problem + Etiology + S/S Risk Nursing diagnosis = Problem + Risk Factors Possible nursing diagnosis = Problem + Etiology Ra'eda Almashagba 17 Etiology (Related/ Risk Factors) the probable cause of the health problem; may include client s behavior, environmental factors or the interaction of the two; NANDA- related to to describe the etiology or likely cause Example: Activity intolerance related to decreased cardiac output. Ineffective breast-feeding related to firsttime experience Altered bowel elimination; constipation related to insufficient Ra'eda Almashagba fluid intake. 18 9
10 Problem Statement describes the client s health problem or response for which nursing therapy is given Qualifiers added words to give additional meaning to the diagnostic statement Altered change from baseline Impaired made worse, weakened, damaged Decreased smaller in size, amount or degree Ineffective not producing the desired effect Acute severe or of short duration Chronic lasting a long time Ra'eda Almashagba 19 Activities during diagnosis Compare data against standards Cluster or group data Data analysis after comparing with standards Identify gaps and inconsistencies in data Determine the client s health problems, health risks, strengths Formulate Nursing Diagnosis prioritize nursing diagnosis based on what problem endangers the client s life Ra'eda Almashagba 20 10
11 Nursing diagnosis Risk nursing diagnosis = Problem + Etiology (risk factor) Risk for infection r/t surgical procedure. The client will demonstrate no signs or symptoms of infection. Ra'eda Almashagba 21 11
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