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Obesity

Disturbed Body Image r/t eating disorder, excess weight

Risk-prone Health Behavior: r/t negative attitude toward health care

Imbalanced Nutrition: more than body requirements r/t caloric intake exceeding energy expenditure

Chronic low Self-Esteem r/t ineffective coping, overeating

Risk for ineffective peripheral Tissue Perfusion r/t sedentary life style or concurrent illnesses: hypertension/diabetes mellitus

Readiness for enhanced Nutrition: expresses willingness to enhance nutrition

OBS (Organic Brain Syndrome)

See Organic Mental Disorders

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

See OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder)

Obstruction, Bowel

See Bowel Obstruction

Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Insomnia r/t blocked airway

Imbalanced Nutrition: more than body requirements r/t excessive intake related to metabolic need

See PND (Paroxysmal Nocturnal Dyspnea)

OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder)

Ineffective Activity planning r/t unrealistic perception of events

Anxiety r/t threat to self-concept, unmet needs

Decisional Conflict r/t inability to make a decision for fear of reprisal

Disabled family Coping r/t family process being disrupted by client’s ritualistic activities

Ineffective Coping r/t expression of feelings in an unacceptable way, ritualistic behavior

Risk-prone Health Behavior r/t inadequate comprehension associated with repetitive thoughts

Powerlessness r/t unrelenting repetitive thoughts to perform irrational activities

Impaired individual Resilience r/t psychological disorder

Risk for situational low Self-Esteem: Risk factor: inability to control repetitive thoughts and actions

ODD (Oppositional Defiant Disorder)

Anxiety r/t feelings of anger and hostility toward authority figures

Ineffective Coping r/t lack of self-control or perceived lack of self-control

Disabled Family coping r/t feelings of anger, hostility; defiant behavior toward authority figures

Risk-prone Health Behavior r/t multiple stressors associated with condition

Ineffective Impulse Control r/t anger/compunction to engage in disruptive behaviors

Chronic or situational low Self-Esteem r/t poor self-control and disruptive behaviors

Impaired Social Interaction r/t being touchy or easily annoyed, blaming others for own mistakes, constant trouble in school

Social Isolation r/t unaccepted social behavior

Ineffective family Therapeutic Regimen Management r/t difficulty in limit setting and managing oppositional behaviors

Risk for Ineffective Activity Planning r/t unrealistic perception of events/hedonism

Risk for impaired Parenting: Risk factors: children’s difficult behaviors and inability to set limits

Risk for Powerlessness: Risk factor: inability to deal with difficulty behaviors

Risk for Spiritual Distress: Risk factors: anxiety and stress in dealing with difficulty behaviors

Risk for other-directed Violence: Risk factors: history of violence, threats of violence against others; history of antisocial behavior; history of indirect violence

Older Adult

See Aging

Oliguria

Deficient Fluid Volume r/t active fluid loss, failure of regulatory mechanism

See Cardiac Output, Decreased; Renal Failure; Shock, Hypovolemic

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