A patient with a family history of diabetes is experiencing high blood glucose levels, confusion, an unsteady gait, and dehydration. Which nursing diagnoses should the nurse identify as appropriate for this patient's care? (Select all that apply.) a. Diab
a. Diabetes
b. Dehydration
c. Risk for falls
d. Hyperglycemia
e. Deficient fluid volume
ANS: C, E
C. E. Deficient fluid volume and Risk for falls are nursing diagnoses related to the patient's symptoms and condition. A. B. D. Diabetes, Dehydration, and Hyperglycemia are medical problems. The nurse assists with medical diagnoses; however, the nurse does not diagnose and treat medical problems.
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