1.Impaired physical mobility:
Location limiting the ability to move independently.
2.Risk of peripheral neuromuscular dysfunction:
Risk of circulatory disorder. sensory or motor in a limb.
3.Risk of injury in perioperative
4.Intolerance to activity:
Lack of physical or mental energy that prevents a person from continuing or completing the required or desired daily activities.
5.Fatigue:
Overwhelming feeling of exhaustion and prolonged reducing the capacity of physical and mental work.
6.Risk of activity intolerance:
Situation in which a person might run out of physical or emotional energy to pursue or carry out daily activities required or desired.
7.Disruption in sleep patterns:
Disruption of sleep that the patient inconvenient or impossible to have the lifestyle they want.
8.Lack of leisure:
Boredom resulting from declining interest in leisure activities or inability to have (because of internal or external factors Relevant or not the will).
9.Disability (partial or total) to organize and maintain the home:
Inability to maintain unaided a safe and conducive to personal growth.
10.Difficult to stay healthy:
Situation in which a person does not know where to get help to stay healthy, is unable to find or do not know what conduct stand facing support services.
If this nursing diagnosis is the result of an addition problem of nursing (lack of knowledge, impaired verbal communication, impaired thinking processes, coping strategies ineffective individual or family …) and if the same factor encouraging is found, we recommend to integrate interventions for difficulty maintaining health diagnosis priority.
11.Disability (partial or total) to eat:
Feeding difficulty: difficulty temporary, permanent or gradually increasing.
Note: the notion of personal care is not limited to personal hygiene, it also encompasses the practices of health promotion, the ability to take charge and thinking.
12.Disability (partial or total) to swallow:
Decreased ability to move voluntarily liquids and / or solids from the mouth to the stomach.
13.Breastfeeding ineffective:
The mother or baby are struggling to master the process of breastfeeding and do not derive satisfaction.
14.Breastfeeding interrupted:
Suspension of the process of breastfeeding because the mother is unable to breastfeed or breast-feeding is not recommended against.
15.Breastfeeding efficient (learning need):
The mother and baby proficient enough with the nursing process and derive satisfaction.
16.Power Mode ineffective in infants:
Disturbance of sucking reflex of a baby or difficulty coordinating sucking and swallowing.
17.Disability (partial or total) to wash / perform its hygiene:
Difficulty bathing and hygiene self-care without assistance; difficulty temporary, permanent or gradually increasing.
Note: the notion of personal care is not limited to personal care, it also encompasses the practices of health promotion, the ability to learn and how to think.
18.Disability (partial or total) to dress / appearance of care:
Difficulty dressing and treat its appearance without assistance; difficulty temporary, permanent or gradually increasing.
Note: the notion of personal care is not limited to personal care, it also encompasses the practices of health promotion, the ability to learn and how to think.
19.Disability (partial or total) to use the toilet:
Difficulty using the toilet without help; difficulty temporary, permanent or gradually increasing.
Note: the notion of personal care is not limited to personal care, it also encompasses the practices of health promotion, the ability to learn and how to think.
20.Disturbance of growth and development:
Deviations from established norms for the age group of person.
21.Syndrome of maladjustment to a change of environment:
Physiological disturbances and / or psychosocial resulting from a change of medium.
22.Risk of behavioral disorganization in infants
23.Behavioral disorganization in infants
24.Organization of infant behavior: potential for improvement