Question

Once the nursing diagnosis have been designated, how are they prioritized?

During the planning process, what questions should the nurse consider?

Answer 1

Once the nursing diagnosis have been designated, how are they prioritized?

Priorities of care are set with the goal that the most critical intercessions for the high-need issues for every patient are gone to first. At that point, as time allows, the lower-need issues are considered.

Once the nursing diagnosis have been planned, they are positioned by their significance. This request can be guided by the order of requirements embraced from Maslow, by the patient's convictions in regards to the significance of every issue, and by what is most perilous or risky for the patient.

During the planning process, what questions should the nurse consider?

The nurse should consider the following questions:

• Chief complaints
• Signs and symptoms
• Diagnostic tests
• History importance
• Physical examination findings