A nurse has admitted a new client to the unit. Which concepts should the nurse use when developing a nursing diagnosis? Select all that apply.
A. Base the nursing diagnosis on the medical diagnosis.
B. Focus on what the nurse needs to help the client return to health.
C. Include the client in the identification of needs.
D. Consider the client's response to the current health problem.
E. Be certain the diagnosis is measurable.
Ans:
C. Include the client in the identification of needs.
D. Consider the client's response to the current health problem.
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