A student nurse is completing a simulation exercise on orientation of a new client to the healthcare facility. During the simulation, the question is asked about the purpose of the admission process

What is the major purpose of the admission process? A) Review the care for the client's clothing on admission
B) Review the care for the client's valuable items on admission
C) Identify the admission information that the LPN should report to the registered nurse
D) Help establish how clients feel about admission


D
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The major purpose of the admission process helps establish how clients feel about admission and potentially helps determine the effectiveness of admission to any healthcare facility. As part of the admission process, care for the client's clothing and valuable items needs to be incorporated in establishing how clients feel about admission. The LPN at the completion of the admission process has to report key findings to the RN.

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