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Objective: to describe the profile of ICNP® nursing diagnoses in patients at risk of developing Pressure Injury (LP). Method: exploratory, cross-sectional study with a quantitative approach, carried out in the Intensive Care Unit of a private hospital in northeastern Brazil. Forty patients admitted from January to May 2017 were analyzed. The terms identified in the nursing records were allocated in a spreadsheet containing the seven axes present in the 2017 CIPE® version followed by the respective terms. Results: 19 Nursing Diagnoses (ND) were found, the most frequent ones were: Impaired thermoregulation (75%), Absent skin self-care (72%), Barrier in the present communication (72%), Sedation dependence (72%). Some terms needed to be approximated because they are synonyms or are absent in the version used. Conclusion: clinical situations of patients at risk of developing LP were identified, represented by 19 NDs liable to interventions, contributing to the implementation of care to the studied population.

Diagnósticos de enfermagem em pacientes críticos com risco de lesão por pressão