The nursing care plan may be made up of multiple diagnostic statements. What is the best description for the nurse to use in describing the nursing diagnosis to the student nurse?
A) Identification of the nursing care problem based on analysis of data
B) Collection of data related to client's condition
C) Formulation of necessary arrangements for client care
D) Measurement of effectiveness of nursing care
A
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Identifying the nursing care problem based on analysis of data is the nursing diagnosis. Collecting data related to the client's condition is nursing assessment. Planning is the formulation of necessary arrangements for client care. Evaluation is the measurement of effectiveness of nursing care
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