Nursing Diagnosis with Cues Justification

Nursing Diagnosis According to NANDA, a self-care deficiency is

Self-Care Deficit R/T Neuromuscular
impairment AEB Impaired ability to perform
ADLs, e.g., inability to bring food from
receptacle to mouth; inability to wash body
part(s),impaired ability to put on/take off
clothing; difficulty completing toileting tasks
Subjective Cues:
● “Dahil nga paralyzed ‘yung left side ng
katawan niya tapos nanghihina rin siya,
‘di na niya maperform ‘yung daily
activities niya icluding yung common
like kapag kakain, maliligo or
tumayo. .”as verbalized by the (primary
source of information person).
Objective Cues:
● Paralysis of the left extremity
● Bedridden
● Impaired ability to feed self
independently
● Impaired ability to bathe and groom self
independently
● Impaired ability to dress self
independently
● Impaired ability to complete toilet
hygiene
the failure to conduct or complete cleansing
tasks on one's own. According to Arumai &
Hanachor (2017), physiological requirements
involve essential needs such as food, water,
housing, sleep, clothes, and reproduction in
Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Essentially, the
human species or human society may die out
or become obsolete if fundamental human
requirements are not fulfilled in the society.
Human fundamental requirements are critical
for the viability and sustainability of the human
race in society.
Reference/s:
Dr. E. O. Aruma and Dr. Melvins Enwuvesi
Hanachor. (2017). International Journal of
Development and Economic Sustainability:
Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and
Assessment of Needs in Community
Development. Vol.5, No.7, pp.15-27.
University of Port Harcourt, P.M.B 5323, Port
Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria

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