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What is the most appropriate nursing diagnosis for this patient? A female client with a urinary diversion tells the nurse. “This urinary pouch is embarrassing. Everyone will know that I’m not normal. I don’t see how I can go out in public anymore.”

Asked by Santepro, Last updated: Mar 02, 2024

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Answered Feb 26, 2019

Disturbed Body Image related to creation of a urinary diversion.

It is normal for clients to express fears and concerns about the body changes associated with a urinary diversion. Allowing the client time to verbalize concerns in a supportive environment and suggest that she discuss these concerns with people who have successfully adjusted to ostomy surgery can help her begin coping with these changes in a positive manner.Options A and C: Although the client may be anxious about this situation and self-esteem may be diminished. the underlying problem is a disturbance in body image.Option B: There are no data to support a diagnosis of Deficient Knowledge.
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