Nursing Diagnoses Evaluation-comparison to outcomes Explain Alternate Plan or Action Nursing Interventions Rationale 1) Risk of electrolyte imbalance related to poor intake as manifested by hyponatremia 2) Fluid volume deficit related to decreased intake as manifested by hyponatremial

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