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Anna Curran. RN, BSN, PHN 
Anasarca is a severe and generalized edema characterized by widespread swelling of the skin and subcutaneous tissues throughout the body. This nursing diagnosis focuses on identifying and managing massive fluid accumulation, preventing complications, and improving patient outcomes. Causes (Related to) Anasarca can develop due to various underlying conditions and factors that affect fluid balance and … See Nursing Diagnoses
Psychosocial nursing diagnosis is a critical component of holistic patient care that addresses patients’ psychological, emotional, social, and spiritual needs. Understanding and implementing appropriate psychosocial nursing diagnoses enables healthcare providers to deliver comprehensive care that promotes optimal patient outcomes and overall well-being. Understanding Psychosocial Nursing Diagnosis Psychosocial nursing diagnoses are standardized clinical judgments about an … See Nursing Diagnoses
Readiness for Enhanced Communication is a wellness nursing diagnosis identifying a patient’s pattern of exchanging information and ideas with others that can be strengthened. This nursing diagnosis focuses on optimizing communication abilities and interpersonal relationships to promote better health outcomes and patient satisfaction. Understanding Enhanced Communication Readiness for Enhanced Communication represents a patient’s desire and … See Nursing Diagnoses
Risk for unstable blood pressure is a critical nursing diagnosis that focuses on identifying and managing patients at risk for dangerous fluctuations in blood pressure, whether hypertensive or hypotensive. This comprehensive care plan guides nurses in preventing complications and maintaining optimal blood pressure control. Causes (Related to) Blood pressure instability can be influenced by various … See Nursing Diagnoses
Excess fluid volume, also known as fluid overload or hypervolemia, is a critical nursing diagnosis that requires careful assessment and management. This comprehensive guide explores the causes, symptoms, and evidence-based nursing interventions necessary for effective patient care. As a nurse, understanding how to identify and manage excess fluid volume is essential for preventing complications and … See Nursing Diagnoses