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Nursing diagnoses by condition

The NANDA-I 2024-2026 diagnoses used most often for 8 common conditions, with why each one applies, how to prioritize them and a short care plan. Remember: the nursing diagnosis comes from your assessment, not from the name of the disease.

PneumoniaIneffective airway clearance · Impaired gas exchange · HyperthermiaAnemiaExcessive fatigue burden · Decreased activity tolerance · Ineffective peripheral tissue perfusionDiabetesRisk for ineffective blood glucose pattern self-management · Ineffective health self-management · Inadequate health knowledgeHeart failureExcessive fluid volume · Decreased activity tolerance · Impaired gas exchangePancreatitisAcute pain · Inadequate fluid volume · Risk for inadequate fluid volumeSeizuresRisk for physical injury · Risk for aspiration · Ineffective airway clearanceStrokeRisk for ineffective cerebral tissue perfusion · Impaired swallowing · Risk for aspirationSepsisRisk for shock · Hyperthermia · Inadequate fluid volume

Frequently asked questions

How do I pick nursing diagnoses for a medical condition?

Base them on your patient assessment, not on the disease. The condition tells you which responses are likely; the data you actually find decide which diagnoses apply.

Does the medical diagnosis go in the "related to" part?

No. The disease is an associated condition. The "related to" part should name something nursing can change.

Selection and text: written by our editorial team using the NANDA-I 2024-2026 classification. Reviewed November 2, 2026.