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Nursing Diagnosis For Lower Respiratory Diseases

Nursing diagnoses for lower respiratory diseases include ineffective airway clearance related to obstruction from hemorrhage or edema, impaired gas exchange related to altered oxygen supply, and acute pain related to trauma. Penetrating trauma patients may experience the same diagnoses in addition to deficient fluid volume from bleeding and risks for infection and tissue perfusion issues from hypovolemia. Pneumothorax/hemothorax patients' diagnoses include ineffective breathing patterns and trauma/suffocation from accumulated air or blood in the pleural space as well as knowledge deficits regarding their condition and needs.

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Nursing Diagnosis For Lower Respiratory Diseases

Nursing diagnoses for lower respiratory diseases include ineffective airway clearance related to obstruction from hemorrhage or edema, impaired gas exchange related to altered oxygen supply, and acute pain related to trauma. Penetrating trauma patients may experience the same diagnoses in addition to deficient fluid volume from bleeding and risks for infection and tissue perfusion issues from hypovolemia. Pneumothorax/hemothorax patients' diagnoses include ineffective breathing patterns and trauma/suffocation from accumulated air or blood in the pleural space as well as knowledge deficits regarding their condition and needs.

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NURSING DIAGNOSIS FOR

LOWER RESPIRATORY
DISEASES

Julie Marie T. Lavilla


BSN 3-D
Group 5
PULMONARY CONTUSION
 Major nursing diagnoses may include the following:

 Ineffective airway clearance related to tracheobronchial


obstruction secondary to hemorrhage and localized edema

 Impaired gas exchange related to altered oxygen supply

 Acute Pain related to trauma


PENETRATING TRAUMA
(GUNSHOT/STAB WOUNDS)
 Major nursing diagnoses may include the following:

 Ineffective airway clearance related to


tracheobronchial obstruction

 Impaired gas exchange related to altered oxygen


supply

 Acute Pain related to trauma


 Deficient fluid volume related to active fluid loss due to
bleeding

 Risk for infection related to inadequate primary defenses

 Risk for ineffective tissue perfusion: peripheral, renal, GI,


cardiopulmonary, or central related to hypovolemia,
decreased arterial flow & cerebral edema
PNEUMOTHORAX/ HEMOTHORAX
 Major nursing diagnoses may include the following:

 Ineffective
breathing pattern related to
accummulation of air or blood in the pleural space

 Trauma/Suffocation related to inadvertently


punctured pleura

 Deficientknowledge (Learning Need) regarding


condition, treatment plan, self-care, and discharge
needs related to

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