A client is being discharged from the hospital in a few days. The family acknowledges they can no longer care for him at home as he needs more care than they can provide
They would like to investigate a nursing home placement and ask for the nurse's advice regarding such a placement. The nurse should
A) recommend the extended care facility where she works on the weekend.
B) encourage the family to look at all alternatives and consult the long-term care ombudsman for assistance.
C) discourage the family from such a placement because it would not be appropriate.
D) research information for the family regarding available placements in the area.
B
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1. 0.2 mL/h 2. 28.5 mL/h 3. 0.95 mL/h 4. 57 mL/h
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The supply item master is:
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