It is vital to communicate changes in patient condition to the physician. When using the SBAR process, the nurse knows that what should be included when communicating patient condition? Select all that apply
a. Problem
b. Current medications
c. Assessment
d. Diagnosis
e. Documentation
f. Lab data
A, C, D, F
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Correct This element should be provided to any health care provider when report-ing changes in patient conditions and obtaining new orders.
This element should be provided to any health care provider when report-ing changes in patient conditions and obtaining new orders.
This element should be provided to any health care provider when report-ing changes in patient conditions and obtaining new orders.
This element should be provided to any health care provider when report-ing changes in patient conditions and obtaining new orders.
Incorrect This element may not be required in all circumstances.
This element may not be required in all circumstances.
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