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A client has experienced a cerebrovascular accident (stroke) with residual one-sided paralysis. The client also has problems with bowel elimination and needs routine laxatives (glycerin suppositories Colace and milk of magnesia) in order to pass stool.

Which nursing diagnosis is indicated by this care plan?
1. Colonic constipation related to the need for a suppository to induce bowel movement
2. Perceived constipation related to beliefs about normal bowel function
3. Constipation related to immobility
4. Constipation related to excessive medication use

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