A nurse is using the Nursing Outcome Classification system to assist in planning a client's care. The nurse understands that each outcome includes which component? Select all that apply
A) Definition
B) Measurement scale
C) Indicators
D) Time frames
E) Behaviors
Ans: A, B, C
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Each nursing-sensitive outcome has a definition, a measurement scale, and associated indicators and measures. Time frames and behaviors are not typical components.
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