Question 21 of 30The step of carrying out the nursing care plan is called implementation. A nurse is accompaniedby nursing students as agency floor rounds are being completed The student nurses keephearing the phase ?share it? What does the action phrase ?share it? in nursing implementationmean?A. Communication with the healthcare teamB. Nursing implementation of dependent nursing actionsC. Performing therapeutic nursing actionsD. Documenting the nursing care completed

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