During a client's hospitalization, he has developed shortness of breath, with edema. What action should the nurse take?
A) Review the nursing care plan.
B) Implement changes in the current interventions.
C) Involve the family in changes.
D) Revise the plan of care.
Ans: D
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A plan of care should be generated at admission and revised to reflect changes in the client's condition.
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