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Which nursing diagnoses are priorities for a patient receiving parenteral nutrition?
A) Impaired oral mucus membranes related to irritation from nasogastric tube
B) Risk for infection related to invasive peripherally inserted central catheter line
C) Situational low self-esteem related to presence of gastrostomy tube in abdomen
D) Risk for impaired blood glucose levels related to concentrated IV dextrose solution
E) Health-seeking behaviors related to desire to manage parenteral nutrition at home
Parenteral Nutrition
A method of feeding that bypasses the gastrointestinal tract, delivering nutrients directly into the bloodstream through intravenous infusion.
Invasive
Pertaining to procedures or techniques that enter the body, potentially disrupting tissues, as opposed to non-invasive methods.
Impaired Blood Glucose Levels
A condition where there are deviations from the normal range of blood sugar levels, either too high (hyperglycemia) or too low (hypoglycemia).
- Acknowledge the importance of observing and controlling fluid equilibrium and body mass in patients.
- Acquire insight into the function of dietary habits in averting and managing illnesses.
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Learning Objectives
- Acknowledge the importance of observing and controlling fluid equilibrium and body mass in patients.
- Acquire insight into the function of dietary habits in averting and managing illnesses.
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