The nurse gathers a dressing tray, gloves, and solution to change the client's dressing. Which stage of the implementation process does this represent?
a. Identifying areas of assistance
b. Providing direct nursing care
c. Preparing a client for procedures
d. Organizing resources and care delivery
D
Before delivering an intervention, the nurse prepares the necessary supplies and decides on the time and provider of care.
The nurse is not seeking assistance at this time.
The nurse is not providing direct nursing care at this time.
The nurse is not preparing a client for a procedure at this time.
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