The client's case manager, diabetes educator, and nutritionist meet to discuss the client's needs in preparation for discharge to home

The client's primary healthcare provider arrives and states, "I will be making all decisions regarding the client's discharge care." With the primary healthcare provider's decision to lead the team, the dynamic has shifted between which two types of teams?
A) Intradisciplinary to interdisciplinary team
B) Multidisciplinary to intradisciplinary team
C) Interdisciplinary to multidisciplinary team
D) Interprofessional to interdisciplinary team


Answer: C

Interdisciplinary teams include professionals of varied backgrounds who share in decision making. Multidisciplinary teams include members of varied backgrounds, but treatment decisions are made by one member-usually the primary healthcare provider. Intradisciplinary teams include members of the same profession. The term interprofessional team is synonymous with interdisciplinary team.

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A patient is experiencing auditory hallucinations and paranoid delusions. Which neurotransmitter should the nurse suspect is implemented in these manifestations?

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