Skyscape Web Viewer : Davis's Guide to Clinical Nursing Skills : Nursing Diagnoses

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Skin Integrity, impaired (prolonged pressure on joints and bony prominences) Assessing Pressure Ulcer Risk Moving and Positioning the Patient in Bed Placing the Patient on an Air-Suspension or Air-Fluidized Bed Placing the Patient on a Specialty Surface
Skin Integrity, impaired (surgery) Administering a Sitz Bath Applying and Managing a V.A.C. ATS(TM) System Applying Wound Dressings Caring for Vascular Access Devices Managing Wound Drainage Performing Wound Irrigation
Skin Integrity, impaired (trauma) Applying and Managing a V.A.C. ATS(TM) System Applying Wound Dressings Managing Wound Drainage Performing Wound Irrigation
Skin Integrity, risk for impaired Administering Intravenous Medications by Intermittent Infusion Sets or Mini-Infusion Pumps Administering Subcutaneous Injections Applying Medications to the Skin Making an Occupied Bed Managing Ostomy Care Performing Foot Care
Social Isolation Airborne Precautions Contact Precautions Droplet Precautions
Swallowing, impaired
Therapeutic Regimen Management, readiness for enhanced
Thermoregulation, ineffective
Tissue Integrity, impaired Administering Intradermal Injections Applying a Pressure Bandage Assessing the Skin, Hair and Scalp, and Nails Assisting with Percutaneous Central Line Placement Performing Endotracheal Tube Care
Tissue Perfusion, ineffective (cardiopulmonary)
Tissue Perfusion, ineffective (cardiovascular disease)
Tissue Perfusion, ineffective (immobility)
Tissue Perfusion, ineffective (infection)
Tissue Perfusion, ineffective (injury)
Tissue Perfusion, ineffective (peripheral) Applying a Moist Compress Applying an Ice Bag, Ice Pack, or Collar Applying Antiembolic Hose Applying Sequential Compression Devices Managing Skeletal Traction Managing Skin Traction Performing Foot Care
Tissue Perfusion, ineffective (pulmonary)
Tissue Perfusion, ineffective (trauma)
Trauma, risk for
Urinary Elimination, impaired Applying a Urinary Incontinence Collection Device Inserting a Straight or Indwelling Catheter (Male and Female) Obtaining a Post-Void Residual Urine Volume Teaching Clean Intermittent Self-Catheterization
Ventilation, impaired spontaneous Managing Mechanical Ventilation (MV) Using an Ambu Manual Ventilator