Four Potential Nursing Diagnoses for a potential patient with HELLP syndrome
1 * Risk for maternal injury R/T potential for seizure and organ damage AEB high blood pressure, proteinuria, elevated liver enzymes, and low platelets.
2 * Fluid volume deficit R/T plasma protein loss AEB proteinuria, pitting edema, and weight gain.
3 * Ineffective uteroplacental tissue perfusion R/T hypertension AEB maternal headaches, elevated blood pressures, and fetal intolerance.
4 * Anxiety R/T unknown outcomes of condition, labor and delivery AEB statements of fear and elevated heart rate
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2 * Fluid volume deficit R/T plasma protein loss AEB proteinuria, pitting edema, and weight gain.
3 * Ineffective uteroplacental tissue perfusion R/T hypertension AEB maternal headaches, elevated blood pressures, and fetal intolerance.
4 * Anxiety R/T unknown outcomes of condition, labor and delivery AEB statements of fear and elevated heart rate
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