When using the mnemonic "in-or-out" as a guideline for evaluating family presence during CPR, what would the nurse include during the "R" step?
1. Identify the relationship to the patient and the family decision maker.
2. Explain the rationale for health outcomes and management options.
3. Assess the family's reason for wanting to be present in the room.
4. React to data collected during the family discussion.
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Rationale 1: During the "R" step relationships to the patient are identified and clarified. The family decision maker is also identified.
Rationale 2: The health outcomes and management options are explained in step "O" (for outcome).
Rationale 3: Assessing the family's reasoning and their comprehension of being present is a part of step "U" (for understanding).
Rationale 4: Reacting to discussion findings is step "T" (for time to take action).
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