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NANDA-I Nursing Diagnosis Matcher

Every NANDA app out there is a reference manual — browse a diagnosis, read about it. This one hands you real patient data and makes you build the full diagnosis statement yourself, the way you'll actually be tested — problem, cause, and evidence scored separately, not as one lump guess.Bahar jo bhi NANDA apps hain woh sab reference manuals hain — ek diagnosis browse karein, uske baare mein padhein. Yeh app aapko real patient data deta hai aur khud se poora diagnosis statement banane ke liye kehta hai, bilkul waise jaise aapko actually test kiya jayega — problem, cause, aur evidence alag-alag score hote hain, ek lump guess ki tarah nahi.

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A complete nursing diagnosis statement can have two or three parts, depending on the type of diagnosis:Ek complete nursing diagnosis statement ke do ya teen parts ho sakte hain, diagnosis ke type par depend karte hue:

Problem — the NANDA-I label itself (e.g., "Decreased Activity Tolerance").khud NANDA-I label (jaise, "Decreased Activity Tolerance").
Etiology ("related to") — the cause or contributing factor, for an actual (problem-focused) diagnosis.cause ya contributing factor, ek actual (problem-focused) diagnosis ke liye.
Evidence ("as evidenced by") — the objective/subjective data that proves the problem is actually present right now.objective/subjective data jo prove karta hai ki problem actually abhi present hai.

Three diagnosis types, three statement shapes:Teen diagnosis types, teen statement shapes:

  • Actual (problem-focused) — three parts: Problem + related to + as evidenced by. The problem is present right now, with data to prove it.teen parts: Problem + related to + as evidenced by. Problem abhi present hai, usse prove karne ke liye data ke saath.
  • Risk — two parts: Problem + risk factors. Never an "as evidenced by" — the problem hasn't happened yet. If it had, it wouldn't be a risk diagnosis anymore.do parts: Problem + risk factors. Kabhi bhi "as evidenced by" nahi — problem abhi tak hua nahi hai. Agar hota, toh yeh risk diagnosis nahi rehta.
  • Health promotion — two parts: Problem ("Readiness for enhanced…") + as evidenced by. There's no etiology, because readiness to grow isn't a problem that needs a cause — it's a strength you're documenting evidence for.do parts: Problem ("Readiness for enhanced…") + as evidenced by. Koi etiology nahi hoti, kyunki grow karne ki readiness ek aisi problem nahi hai jisse ek cause chahiye — yeh ek strength hai jiske liye aap evidence document kar rahe hain.

The part students most often get wrong:Woh part jo students sabse zyada galat karte hain: picking the right diagnosis label but the wrong etiology or evidence underneath it — or picking an actual diagnosis when the data only supports a risk diagnosis. This tool scores all three slots independently and shows you exactly which one went wrong, not just whether the overall label was right.sahi diagnosis label pick karna lekin uske neeche galat etiology ya evidence — ya ek actual diagnosis pick karna jab data sirf ek risk diagnosis support karta hai. Yeh tool teeno slots ko independently score karta hai aur aapko exactly dikhata hai ki kaunsa galat hua, sirf yeh nahi ki overall label sahi tha ya nahi.

Why some labels here might look unfamiliar:Kyun kuch labels yahan unfamiliar lag sakte hain: NANDA-I's 13th edition (2024–2026) renamed a large number of long-standing labels — "Activity Intolerance" is now Decreased Activity Tolerance, "Anxiety" is now Excessive Anxiety, "Deficient Knowledge" is now Inadequate Health Knowledge, and dozens more. Most Indian textbooks and many instructors haven't fully caught up yet, so you'll see both terms in circulation for a few years. This tool teaches the current 13th-edition label as the answer, and calls out the older, still-common term wherever it matters — because you may well be asked about either one.NANDA-I ke 13th edition (2024–2026) ne bahut saare long-standing labels ka naam change kiya — "Activity Intolerance" ab Decreased Activity Tolerance hai, "Anxiety" ab Excessive Anxiety hai, "Deficient Knowledge" ab Inadequate Health Knowledge hai, aur dozens more. Zyadatar Indian textbooks aur bahut se instructors abhi tak fully catch up nahi kiye hain, isliye aapko kuch saalon tak dono terms circulation mein dikhenge. Yeh tool current 13th-edition label ko sahi jawab ke roop mein sikhata hai, aur jahan bhi matter karta hai wahan older, still-common term bhi bata deta hai — kyunki aapse dono mein se koi bhi poocha ja sakta hai.

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