How are standardized (model) care plans similar to unit standards of care? Standardized (model) care plans:
1) Describe the care needed by patients in defined situations.
2) Include specific goals and nursing orders.
3) Become a part of the patient's comprehensive care plan.
4) Usually describe ideal nursing care.
ANS: 1
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