Nursing diagnosis Diagnosis' to be ranked: 1. Ineffective airway clearance r/t failure in coughing out phlegm aeb difficulty in breathing and respiratory rate of 9 breaths/min 2. Impaired physical mobility r/t pain on the affected leg aeb slow pacing, facial grimace, and guarding behavior. 3. Risk for infection aeb failure to receive the recommended vaccination

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