Walking rounds are currently being implemented to avoid errors or omissions in shift reports. Which observations made during walking rounds would be seen as an advantage to the shift re-port? Select all that apply
a. Foley bag is not emptied on a patient on strict I&O.
b. Patient needs assistance to bathroom.
c. IV infusion bag is nearly dry.
d. Patient with a PCA requests instructions to avoid increased pain.
e. Patient's family member is caught smoking in the bathroom.
f. IV line is not infusing what is currently ordered.
A, C, F
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Correct Inaccuracies of shift reports can be eliminated by using walking rounds.
Inaccuracies of shift reports can be eliminated by using walking rounds.
Inaccuracies of shift reports can be eliminated by using walking rounds.
Incorrect Would cause interruptions in the report and lead to walking rounds.
Would cause interruptions in the report and lead to walking rounds.
Would cause interruptions in the report and lead to walking rounds.
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