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* 4 nursing diagnoses for patient with HTN,CKD,HF with preserved ejection
fraction,hematuria,anemia and bladder cancer.
1) Risk for ineffective peripheral tissue perfusion related to cardiac
dysfunction.
2) Imbalanced nutrition less than body requirement related to inadequate
intake of nutrients.
3) Anxiety related to fear of cancer.
4) Excess fluid volume related to chronic kidney failure.
please come up with 4 nursing diagnoses for a patient with HTN, CKD, HF with preserved...
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