During the Second Step of the nursing process the nurse selects the nursing diagnoses and thus identifies what is causing the problem or the disease in the patient through its symptoms.
<h3>What is a diagnosis? </h3>
The process of identifying a disease or ailment and separating it from other potential disorders is known as diagnosis. The word is derived from the Greek word gnosis, which means knowledge.
The diagnostic process is the procedure by which medical practitioners or nurses choose one illness above another, determining which one is the most likely reason for a patient's symptoms.
The most challenging period to make an accurate diagnosis is when symptoms first begin since they are frequently less distinct and definite than symptoms that appear as the disease advances.
The timing and order of the symptoms, past medical history, risk factors for particular diseases, and recent exposure to disease all play a role in arriving at an appropriate diagnosis.
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