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Which is the priority outcome for the patient with the nursing diagnosis fluid volume deficit related to ongoing postoperative bleeding?

A) The patient's urine output will be at least 30 mL/hour.
B) The patient's temperature will remain within normal limits.
C) The patient's surgical incision will remain intact with sutures.
D) The patient will verbalize measures to reduce fluid volume loss.

Fluid Volume Deficit

A condition where the body loses both water and electrolytes, leading to dehydration, reduced blood volume, and potential cardiovascular complications.

Postoperative Bleeding

Bleeding that occurs after a surgical procedure, which can range from minor to severe and requires prompt medical attention.

Surgical Incision

A cut made through the skin and tissues during surgery to gain access to the area of the body being operated on.

  • Recognize the risk factors contributing to complications after surgery.
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