List 5 diagnoses from systematic analysis that incorporates complete nursing diagnostic statements in PES (Problem Etiol

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List 5 diagnoses from systematic
analysis that incorporates complete nursing diagnostic statements
in PES (Problem Etiology and Signs / Symptoms) format. of this
Scenario:
Presented to the emergency with a
history of sleepiness and drowsiness for the past 10 days
The patient is on a home BiPAP machine (setting 20/6), ABG was
checked at home and showed PH 7.13, PCO2 93.3, PO2 96, HC03 47
acidosis with hyperkalemia with diagnosis acute on chronic
respiratory failure admitted under respiratory - results were
reviewed by her pulmonologist who advised to keep on BiPAP for 2-3
hours
during the day and increase the setting to 22/6
CHEST X-RAY:
Impression (conclusion or diagnosis)
Gross rotation to the left noted.
Haziness seen in the right lung suggests consolidation.
Cardiac size cannot be commented on.
Left CP angle blunting seen probably due to effusion

Active Wounds:
Pressure Ulcer 11/04/22 Toe Right 1cm X 1cm
Pressure Ulcer 11/04/22 Foot Left; Right DTI
V/S: T 36.6 P 80 RR 18 BP 175/67 SPO2
92
Risk Screening Results:
Oral Risk Assessment Score 18
Braden Scale Score 15
Glasgow Coma Scale Score 15
Past Medical History:
Diabetes mellitus
• Diabetes mellitus type I
• Hyperlipidemia
• Hypertension
• Sleep apnea
Baseline status; the patient is
conscious and alert, mobilizing with walker/wheelchair with
assistance, using BiPAP machine at night and home oxygen during the
day.