Nursing Diagnoses - Definitions and Classification 2015-17 Definitions and Classification

NANDA International Guidelines for Copyright Permission Preface Part 1 What′s New in the 2015–2017 Edition of Definitions &, Classification T. Heather Herdman Part 2 Nursing Diagnosis Chapter 1 Nursing Diagnosis Basics Susan Gallagher–Lepak Chapter 2 From Assessment to Diagnosis Shigemi Kamitsuru Chapter 3 An Introduction to the NANDA–I Taxonomy T. Heather Herdman Chapter 4 NANDA–I Taxonomy: Specifications and Definitions T. Heather Herdman Chapter 5 Frequently Asked Questions T. Heather Herdman &, Shigemi Kamitsuru Part 3 NANDA–I Nursing Diagnoses 2012–2014 International Considerations on the use of the NANDA–I Taxonomy of Nursing Diagnoses T. Heather Herdman Domain I: Health Promotion Class 1. Health awareness Class 2. Health management Domain 2: Nutrition Class 1. Ingestion Class 2. Digestion Class 3. Absorption Class 4. Metabolism Class 5. Hydration Domain 3: Elimination and Exchange Class 1. Urinary Function Class 2. Gastrointestinal function Class 3. Integumentary function Class 4. Respiratory function Domain 4: Activity / Rest Class 1. Sleep / Rest Class 2. Activity / Exercise Class 3. Energy Balance Class 4. Cardiovascular / Pulmonary Responses Class 5. Self–care Domain 5: Perception / Cognition Class 1. Attention Class 2. Orientation Class 3. Sensation / Perception Class 4. Cognition Class 5. Communication Domain 6: Self–Perception Class 1. Self–concept Class 2. Self–esteem Class 3. Body image Domain 7: Role Relationships Class 1. Caregiving roles Class 2. Family relationships Class 3. Role performance Domain 8: Sexuality Class 1. Sexual identity Class 2. Sexual function Class 3. Reproduction Domain 9: Coping/Stress Tolerance Class 1. Post–trauma responses Class 2. Coping responses Class 3. Neurobehavioral stress Domain 10: Life Principles Class 1. Values Class 2. Beliefs Class 3. Value / Belief / Action congruence Domain 11: Safety/Protection Class 1. Infection Class 2. Physical injury Class 3. Violence Class 4. Environmental hazards Class 5. Defensive processes Class 6. Thermoregulation Domain 12: Comfort Class 1. Physical comfort Class 2. Environmental comfort Class 3. Social comfort Domain 13: Growth/Development Class 1. Growth Part 4 NANDA International 2012–2014 NANDA–I Position Statements The Use of Taxonomy II as an Assessment Framework The Structure of the Nursing Diagnosis Statement When Included in a Care Plan NANDA–I Processes and Procedures NANDA–I Diagnosis Submission: Level of Evidence Criteria Glossary of Terms Nursing Diagnoses Diagnostic Axes Components of a Nursing Diagnosis Definitions for Classification of Nursing Diagnoses References An Invitation to Join NANDA International NANDA International: A Member–driven Organization Our Vision Our Mission Our Purpose Our History NANDA International′s Commitment Involvement Opportunities Who uses NANDA–I? Who is Using the NANDA International Taxonomy? Index