The nurse is identifying nursing diagnoses appropriate for a client with severe symptoms of tinnitus, vertigo, sensorineural hearing deficit, nausea, and vomiting. Which diagnosis would be the lowest priority for this client?

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A)Possible nursing diagnoses for the patient with hearing impairment may include Impaired Verbal Communication, Social Isolation, and Risk for Injury. Nausea is accurate for a client who has tinnitus, vertigo, and nausea; however, the greater priorities for this client would be safety related to falls, ensuring effective communication, and ensuring that the client does not become socially isolated.
B)Possible nursing diagnoses for the patient with hearing impairment may include Impaired Verbal Communication, Social Isolation, and Risk for Injury. Nausea is accurate for a client who has tinnitus, vertigo, and nausea; however, the greater priorities for this client would be safety related to falls, ensuring effective communication, and ensuring that the client does not become socially isolated.
C)Possible nursing diagnoses for the patient with hearing impairment may include Impaired Verbal Communication, Social Isolation, and Risk for Injury. Nausea is accurate for a client who has tinnitus, vertigo, and nausea; however, the greater priorities for this client would be safety related to falls, ensuring effective communication, and ensuring that the client does not become socially isolated.
D)Possible nursing diagnoses for the patient with hearing impairment may include Impaired Verbal Communication, Social Isolation, and Risk for Injury. Nausea is accurate for a client who has tinnitus, vertigo, and nausea; however, the greater priorities for this client would be safety related to falls, ensuring effective communication, and ensuring that the client does not become socially isolated.

The Nurse Is Identifying Nursing Diagnoses Appropriate for a Client