Your client's family verbalizes their appreciation for your care and asks for your feedback regarding how they can improve the care of your client. Your nursing diagnosis is:
1. Compromised family coping.
2. Abled family coping.
3. Readiness for enhanced family coping.
4. Disabled family coping.
ANS: 3
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A nurse is to prepare a client for a spirometry test. A spirometry test is performed to
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