Which of the following nursing activities is part of the termination phase of a home visit?
1. Conducting a physical assessment
2. Identifying household members
3. Summarizing accomplishments of the visit
4. Teaching about health
ANS: 3
Summarizing the accomplishments of the visit provides a basis for planning further home visits.
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