Multiple Choice
What is the priority nursing diagnosis for a patient with fluctuating levels of consciousness,disturbed orientation,and visual and tactile hallucinations?
A) Bathing/hygiene self-care deficit,related to altered cerebral function,as evidenced by confusion and inability to perform personal hygiene tasks
B) Risk for injury,related to altered cerebral function,misperception of the environment,and unsteady gait
C) Disturbed thought processes,related to medication intoxication,as evidenced by confusion,disorientation,and hallucinations
D) Fear,related to sensory perceptual alterations,as evidenced by hiding from imagined ferocious dogs
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