Categories and Components of NANDA-I Nursing
Diagnoses, Overview of Nursing Diagnosis –
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actual, risk, and health promotion What are three types of NANDA-I nursing
diagnoses?
NANDA-I a professional nursing organization that provides
standardized language to identify patient problems
and plan customized care
-North American Nursing Diagnosis Association
International
Identifies an existing problem or What is Actual nursing diagnosis?
concern of a patient.
Example of nursing diagnosis label:
Acute pain, Anxiety, Decreased
Cardiac Output, Sedentary Lifestyle,
Nausea, Social Isolation
Identifies increased potential or What is Risk nursing diagnosis?
vulnerability for a patient to develop a
problem.
Example of nursing diagnosis label:
Risk for Aspiration, Risk for Acute
Confusion, Risk for Falls, Risk for
Situational Low Self-Esteem, Risk for
Trauma
, Identifies a situation in which a patient What is Health promotion nursing diagnosis?
expresses interest in improving their
health.
Example of nursing diagnosis label:
Readiness for Enhanced
Communication, Readiness for
Enhanced Knowledge, Readiness for
Enhanced Nutrition
Diagnosis label + related factors + Components of Actual nursing diagnosis?
defining characteristics
Example: Acute Pain related to
physical injury, as evidenced by
complaint of pain level 8 on a scale of
0 to 10, and inability to move without
grimacing and yelling.
Diagnosis label (i.e. risk for...) + risk Components of Risk nursing diagnosis?
factors
Example: Risk for Falls with the risk
factors of advanced age, dizziness,
low blood pressure, and anemia.
Diagnosis label (Readiness for Components of Health promotion nursing diagnosis?
Enhanced…)+ defining characteristics
Example: Readiness for Enhanced
Family Processes, as evidenced by
verbalized willingness to attend family
counseling.
diagnosis label is a concise term or phrase that represents a pattern
of related, clustered data.
Related Factors and Risk Factors Related factors are the underlying cause or etiology
of a patient's problem.
Diagnoses, Overview of Nursing Diagnosis –
Questions With Correct Solutions
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Terms in this set (51)
actual, risk, and health promotion What are three types of NANDA-I nursing
diagnoses?
NANDA-I a professional nursing organization that provides
standardized language to identify patient problems
and plan customized care
-North American Nursing Diagnosis Association
International
Identifies an existing problem or What is Actual nursing diagnosis?
concern of a patient.
Example of nursing diagnosis label:
Acute pain, Anxiety, Decreased
Cardiac Output, Sedentary Lifestyle,
Nausea, Social Isolation
Identifies increased potential or What is Risk nursing diagnosis?
vulnerability for a patient to develop a
problem.
Example of nursing diagnosis label:
Risk for Aspiration, Risk for Acute
Confusion, Risk for Falls, Risk for
Situational Low Self-Esteem, Risk for
Trauma
, Identifies a situation in which a patient What is Health promotion nursing diagnosis?
expresses interest in improving their
health.
Example of nursing diagnosis label:
Readiness for Enhanced
Communication, Readiness for
Enhanced Knowledge, Readiness for
Enhanced Nutrition
Diagnosis label + related factors + Components of Actual nursing diagnosis?
defining characteristics
Example: Acute Pain related to
physical injury, as evidenced by
complaint of pain level 8 on a scale of
0 to 10, and inability to move without
grimacing and yelling.
Diagnosis label (i.e. risk for...) + risk Components of Risk nursing diagnosis?
factors
Example: Risk for Falls with the risk
factors of advanced age, dizziness,
low blood pressure, and anemia.
Diagnosis label (Readiness for Components of Health promotion nursing diagnosis?
Enhanced…)+ defining characteristics
Example: Readiness for Enhanced
Family Processes, as evidenced by
verbalized willingness to attend family
counseling.
diagnosis label is a concise term or phrase that represents a pattern
of related, clustered data.
Related Factors and Risk Factors Related factors are the underlying cause or etiology
of a patient's problem.
