Ms. emily she is 32 years old with no known allergies. Admitted to ward overnight after arriving to the emeregency department due to severe pain in abdomen and nausea. Emily was discharged from hospital 3 days ago following an emergency appendectomy. Emily reports persistent nausea and reluctant to eat. She describes her abdominal pain as sharp and localized to the right lower quadrant. She rates her pain 7/10 according to numeric pain scale and also mention feeling hot and lightheaded when attempting to stand and would prefer to rest in bed. vital signs are; blood pressure-110/70mmhg, HR-98BPM, RESPIRARION RATE- 18BPM, TEMP.-37.9 C,spo2-99% on room air. she is diaphoretic and pain remains same 7/10..Alteration in mobility,Risk of impaired nutrition ,Impaired comfort (acute pain),Risk of infection the priority is ranked in decsending order, with number 1 being the highest priority tell me right and correct answer ?