Related-risk factors with correlating nursing diagnoses

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Place the appropriate related/risk factors (R/T) with the correlating Nursing Diagnoses (DX) Risk for Contamination Risk for Falls Risk for Poisoning -Insufficient vision -Difficulty with gait -Inadequate supervision -Use of noxious material without effective protection -Access to dangerous product -Ingestion of contaminated material.

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