this patient?Formulate nursing diagnosesb.a.Order the appropriate laboratory testsC. Identify the patient's problemsd. Notify the physician of your findingsANSWER:RATIONALE:6. What is pivotal to determining how to move from each patient problem to its goals?Your clinical reasoning processYour positive interpretation of the patient's historyYour process in collecting physical datad. Your evaluation as an accurate historian of the patienta.b.с.ANSWER:RATIONALE:7. As the nurse caring for a patient you have completed the collection of the subjective data. On what do youbase your decision to do an entire head-to-toe physical assessment or a systems-specific assessment?The patient's answersb.а.Observable signs and symptomsYour knowledge base and expertised. The patient's chief complaintANSWER:RATIONALE:С.8. For each patient problem you identify you develop and record a plan. What must your plan do? (Mark all thatapply.)a. Begin discharge planningb. Include referral to dieticianc. Flow logically from identified diagnosesd. Specify which steps are needed nexte. Identify timing of family involvementANSWER:RATIONALE:9. Your patient tells you that his chief complaint is “fatigue." When obtaining the patient history, what additionalinformation might you want to elicit to try and pinpoint the patient's "real problem"?a. More information regarding family historyb. More information regarding secondary complaintsc. More information regarding laboratory datad. More information regarding psychosocial issuesANSWER:

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