1. A nurse formulates several nursing diagnoses then prioritizes using Maslow’s hierarchy. What nursing diagnosis should...
1. A nurse formulates several nursing diagnoses then prioritizes using Maslow’s hierarchy. What nursing diagnosis should have the highest priority? A. Impaired swallowing B. Risk for loneliness C. Insomnia D. Deficient of knowledge
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The nursing diagnosis that have the highest priority according to the Maslow's hierarchy of needs - means first basic needs then psychological needs and then at last self - fullfilled needs .
1. Impaired swallowing
2. Insomnia
3. Risk of loneliness
4 . Deficient of knowledge
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