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    Nursing Diagnoses: Deficient Fluid Volume Related To Blood Loss

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    The patient has signs of significant blood loss including low blood pressure, high heart rate, low hemoglobin, dark stools, and abdominal pain. They have a fluid volume deficit and ineffective tissue perfusion due to blood loss from gastrointestinal bleeding likely from peptic ulcers. The patient also experiences anxiety about their condition and risks aspiration due to ongoing bleeding.

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    Nursing Diagnoses: Deficient Fluid Volume Related To Blood Loss

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    The patient has signs of significant blood loss including low blood pressure, high heart rate, low hemoglobin, dark stools, and abdominal pain. They have a fluid volume deficit and ineffective tissue perfusion due to blood loss from gastrointestinal bleeding likely from peptic ulcers. The patient also experiences anxiety about their condition and risks aspiration due to ongoing bleeding.

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    The patient has signs of significant blood loss including low blood pressure, high heart rate, low hemoglobin, dark stools, and abdominal pain. They have a fluid volume deficit and ineffective tissue perfusion due to blood loss from gastrointestinal bleeding likely from peptic ulcers. The patient also experiences anxiety about their condition and risks aspiration due to ongoing bleeding.

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    Nursing Diagnoses: Deficient Fluid Volume Related To Blood Loss

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    The patient has signs of significant blood loss including low blood pressure, high heart rate, low hemoglobin, dark stools, and abdominal pain. They have a fluid volume deficit and ineffective tissue perfusion due to blood loss from gastrointestinal bleeding likely from peptic ulcers. The patient also experiences anxiety about their condition and risks aspiration due to ongoing bleeding.

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    Nursing Diagnosis:

    Fluid Volume Deficit related to hemorrhage as evidence by dry mucous membranes, BP 99/62, HR
    111, Hgb 7.4, coffee ground looking emesis, abdominal pain, INR 6.7, and frequent dark tarry stools.

    Fluid volume deficit related to blood volume loss secondary to GI bleeding.

    Acute pain related to abdominal muscle spasms secondary to bleeding peptic ulcers, as evidenced by
    pain score of 9 out of 10.

    Deficient fluid volume related to diarrhea secondary to gastrointestinal bleeding as evidenced by


    blood in stool

     Fluid volume deficit related to acute loss of blood, as well as gastric secretions.

     Ineffective tissue perfusion related to loss of circulatory volume

    Anxiety related to upper to upper GI bleeding, hospitalization, source of bleeding.

     Decrease cardiac output related to blood loss.

     Risk for aspiration related to active bleeding

    Fluid volume deficit re: acute loss blood

    Ineffective tissue perfussion re: loss circulatory volume

    Anxiety re: upper GI bleed, uncertain outcome

    Risk of aspiration re: active blding & altered LOC

    Decreased cardiac output re: loss of blood


    Nursing Diagnoses:

    Deficient Fluid Volume related to blood loss.

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