The nurse considers a problem and arrives at one possible solution. What should the nurse do next?
1. Apply the solution to the problem.
2. Continue looking for other solutions.
3. Evaluate the effectiveness of the solution.
4. Ask others for their opinion of the solution.
ANS: 2
The nurse should continue thinking of other potential solutions and should come up with at least three options. This allows the nurse to weigh different options and act on the best possible solution.
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