Multiple Choice
Which nursing diagnosis is most appropriate for a patient with xerostomia?
A) Total urinary incontinence related to inability to feel urge to urinate
B) Bathing self-care deficit related to inability to perceive left-sided body parts
C) Impaired oral mucus membranes related to decreased salivation and dry mouth
D) Disturbed sensory perception related to feeling of electric pain in feet and hands
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