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Question Answered step-by-step Provide 3 nursing diagnoses for this patient? Please use a relatedto as evidenced by format with the first diagnosis being the most important one. You are caring for a 4 year old pediatric patient. The child weighs 35lbs, and is 3 feet 5 inches. The Patient does not have any allergies. The patient was admitted with unintentional poisoning (overdose acetaminophen) which belonged to his aunt. The aunt appears irritated by the child’s actions and clearly does not want to be there. The patient is up to date on immunizations. 38 week gestation. He is currently receiving Zofran, and antiemetics. Patient was also given Acetylcysteine. Vitals include: HR 88 RR 22 BP 104/68 T 37.5 C Pain-2 faces scale All systems appear normal and functional. Only abnormality is abdominal tenderness. Thank you. Health Science Science Nursing NR 328 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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