A patient has experienced an anaphylaxis reaction and is being monitored to ensure she is stable. A nursing diagnosis for her will be
a. Decreased cardiac output.
b. Impaired skin integrity.
c. Imbalanced nutrition: less than required.
d. Feeding self-care deficit.
A
In a patient suffering an anaphylaxis reaction, a nursing diagnosis is Decreased cardiac output.
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