N completion of assessment, a nursing diagnosis relevant to the educational needs of the patient or caregiver can be determined. Diagnoses specifically related to patient education include: (Select all that apply.)
a. deficient knowledge.
b. readiness for enhanced knowledge.
c. noncompliance.
d. pain.
e. alteration in elimination.
ANS: A, B, C
On completion of assessment, a nursing diagnosis relevant to the educational needs of the patient or caregiver can be determined. Diagnoses specifically related to patient education include deficient knowledge, readiness for enhanced knowledge, and noncompliance.
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