Clinic visit has four phases of activities, these are: Pre consultation conference,Medical management, Nursing Intervention, and Post- ConsultationConference. The purpose of clinic visit is to avail services provided and offeredby the primary facility. Which of the following is NOT part of the triaging inclinic visit:O Refer all non-program based cases to the municipal or district hospitalO Managed program based casesO Provide first aid treatment to emergency casesO Refer all program based cases to the RHU/ BHS physician.In creating nursing care of the Family Nursing Care Plan that would address apatient's diabetes, all of the following nursing interventions would beappropriate, EXСЕРТ:O Educating the family regarding the appropriate diet that the patient should haveCreating an exercise plan that the whole family can useO Monitoring the patient's blood glucose and blood pressure frequentlyOEducating the family on the proper way of administering the patient's insulin dosages.

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