If your client is unable to perform any of the basic self-care activities, such as feeding, bathing, and toileting, what nursing diagnosis would be appropriate?
1. Self-care deficit
2. Impaired physical mobility
3. Activity intolerance
4. Risk for injury
ANS: 1
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1. The dressing allows the child to be mobile. 2. The dressing aids in the regeneration of skin and helps the wound heal. 3. The dressing is soothing and reduces pain for the child. 4. The dressing absorbs a large amount of fluid, so the wound will heal.
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True False