The nurse is using I-SBAR to provide a report to an intensive care nurse for a client transfer. Which statements indicate that the nurse is using this communication technique appropriately?
1. "Mr. Collins has a history of peptic ulcer disease."
2. "Hi Susan, my name is Janie and I've been taking care of Mr. Collins all day."
3. "It's no wonder he's bleeding from his stomach; he drinks a six pack of beer every day."
4. "Late this morning Mr. Collins became nauseated and vomited 250 mL of bright red emesis."
5. "He has bowel sounds in all 4 quadrants, is not experiencing any pain, but has a heart rate of 110 and blood pressure of 98/50 mm Hg."
Correct Answer: 1, 2, 4, 5
Rationale: This statement provides background information.
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