Need to Eliminate (anxiety, depression, pain…) Patient receiving ringer lactate 1000ml running 75 ml/h. Patient has only 300ml of urine output

Need to Eliminate (anxiety, depression, pain…) Patient receiving ringer lactate 1000ml running 75 ml/h. Patient has only 300ml of urine output in 10 hrs. Subjective Data: Complaints of feeling dehydrated and losing weight. Reports on limited urine output. Potential symptoms related to his medical condition like fatigue, weakness, dizziness, short of breath, and pain. Objective Data: Regular vitals sign evaluation for fluctuation in fluid imbalance, normal range for patient. Ringers Lactate 1000 ml running at 75 ml/h. Patients urine output of 300 ml in 10 hours. Age:85 Diagnosis: Weight Loss NYD, Anemia, Metastatic Renal Failure History: The patient was losing weight and feeling very dehydrated. Living Arrangements: The patient lives alone with family assistance. Previous Medical History: Left frontal/occipital cortical hypodensities, Stroke, Hypertension, Dyslipidemia, Type 2 Diabetes, Query BPH, Paroxysmal Atrial Fibrillation (Stress Test), Heart Failure with slightly reduced ejection fraction of 45% on ECG. Nursing diagnosis: Deficient Fluid Volume related to inadequate fluid intake and excessive fluid loss as evidenced by my patient’s complaints of feeling dehydrated, limited urine output and weight loss. base off this what is the nursing interventions (3), rationale