hard · NCLEX-RN physiological
Which nursing diagnosis is the most appropriate priority for a client in the early, thrombotic phase of DIC?
- Impaired skin integrity related to petechiae and bruising.
- Risk for imbalanced fluid volume related to excessive intake, for this client.
- Deficient knowledge related to the cause of the coagulopathy, for this client.
- Ineffective peripheral tissue perfusion related to microvascular thrombosis.
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