The nurse explains to a patient that inclusion of potential problems in the nursing care plan:
a. alerts nursing staff to prevent potential complications.
b. reminds the family of potential problems.
c. broadens the assessment of the caregiver.
d. educates the patient to aspects of her health.
A
Addressing potential problems prevents complications by early action rather than waiting for a problem to materialize.
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When administering a prepared commercial enema solution,
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How will you respond? What will be an ideal response?