Need to Eliminate Condom/briefs/colostomy: Briefs Other factors affecting elimination (anxiety, depression, pain…)

Need to Eliminate Condom/briefs/colostomy: Briefs Other factors affecting elimination (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. base off this what is the nursing diagnosis, expected outcome, nursing interventions, rationale