In preparation for client discharge, a nurse is evaluating whether a client has achieved all documented, expected outcomes. Which statements are accurate regarding outcomes? Select all that apply
A) Expected outcomes are specifically formulated by nurses.
B) Expected outcomes are derived from the nursing diagnosis.
C) Expected outcomes must be measurable and must estimate a time for attainment.
D) Expected outcomes must be realistic for the client's capabilities.
B, C, D
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