Which scenario exemplifies the diagnosing step of the nursing process?     A nurse analyzes data to determine what health problems might exist. A nurse analyzes data to determine what health problems might exist. A home care nurse helps the physical therapist exercise the patient's limbs. A home care nurse helps the physical therapist exercise the patient's limbs. A nurse sits down with the healthcare team halfway theough treatment of a patient to see how effective the treatment has been. A nurse sits down with the healthcare team halfway theough treatment of a patient to see how effective the treatment has been. A nurse performs an initial patient interview.

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