A nurse has assessed a client and planned the appropriate nursing care in consultation
with the health team. Which factor should the nurse keep in mind when drafting the
nursing care plan?
A) Avoid making any changes to the nursing care plan when caring for the client
B) Use the nursing care format which the nurse has drafted independently
C) Individualize the nursing care plan representing unique aspects of client care
D) Write specific guidelines for the nurse to follow when caring for the client
C
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