Asked by Adelyn Parks on Jul 05, 2024

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A nurse is evaluating care for a patient.Which action should the nurse take?

A) Compares patient findings with the goals and outcomes
B) Determines if interventions were completed
C) Develops a nursing diagnosis
D) Writes a care plan

Evaluating Care

The process of assessing the quality and effectiveness of healthcare services and outcomes.

Patient Findings

Observations and measurements made by healthcare providers regarding the physical and mental condition of a patient.

  • Understand the obligations of nursing staff in the development, application, and review of care for patients.
  • Recognize the essential role of evaluating care and outcomes in shaping future care plans.
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Chelsea HayesJul 07, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
During evaluation you compare your findings with the goals and expected outcomes set for your patient.You conduct an evaluation to determine if expected outcomes are met,not if nursing interventions were completed.Develops a nursing diagnosis is the second step of the nursing process (diagnosis),not the last (evaluation).Writes a care plan occurs in the planning phase.