When assessing a client for hematologic system status, the nurse should consider the following: Select all that apply
1. Family history
2. Presenting symptoms
3. Chief complaint
4. Prior episodes with bleeding
5. Physical examination findings
1. Family history
2. Presenting symptoms
3. Chief complaint
4. Prior episodes with bleeding
5. Physical examination findings
Rationale: Family history. Family history will assist the nurse in identifying potential susceptibilities to hematologic disorders. Presenting symptoms. Assessment of presenting symptoms will help pinpoint the source of problem. Chief complaint. Tells the nurse in the client's own words and perceptions what is wrong. Prior episodes with bleeding. Past history provides insight into current problem. Physical examination findings. Physical examination may the pinpoint source of problem.
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