Prioritization and Lists of Identified Nursing Diagnosis (3 NCP)
Priority Nursing Diagnosis
1 Ineffective Tissue
Perfusion
2 Hyperthermia
3 Risk for Injury
Analysis
The circulation to the tissues is not getting
enough oxygen or nourishment. Decrease in
oxygen resulting in the failure to nourish the
tissues at the capillary level.
Benign Febrile Convulsion is a convulsion
triggered by a rise in body temperature. Fever
is not an illness and is an important part of the
body’s defense against infection. Antigens or
microorganisms cause inflammation and the
release of pyrogens which is a substance that
induces fever.
A seizure or convulsion is the visible sign of a
problem in the electrical system that controls
your brain. A single seizure can have many
causes, such as a high fever and lack of
oxygen. Hemoglobin is a protein in red blood
cells that carries oxygen. Therefore, Low
levels of hemoglobin in the human body may
result to seizure. During episodes of
convulsion, patients are prone to injuries
since they may strike different objects due to
uncontrollable muscle spasms.