Formulate an Actual Nursing Diagnosis, Risk Nursing Diagnosis, and Health Promotion Diagnosis for the scenario: Vera, an 89 year old widow, was transferred from a nursing home to a hospital with a diagnosis of dehydration. Vera needs to be in bed because of her generalized weakness. She is occasionally confused and disoriented.

Formulate an Actual Nursing Diagnosis, Risk Nursing Diagnosis, and Health Promotion Diagnosis for the scenario: Vera, an 89 year old widow, was transferred from a nursing home to a hospital with a diagnosis of dehydration. Vera needs to be in bed because of her generalized weakness. She is occasionally confused and disoriented.

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