An experienced nurse is working with a new graduate. The experienced nurse suspects that the multiparous client is going to deliver precipitously, while the new graduate is unaware that the labor is proceeding rapidly
One reason for this difference in interpretation of the client situation is because experienced nurses are able to view situations more holistically because they: A. Are more aware of subtle cues that indicate client changes.
B. Need less supervision in managing complex clinical situations.
C. Spend less time providing direct client care.
D. Know more about the pathophysiology of diseases.
A
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)