The nurse is answering questions that the client and family have about the upcoming cardiovascular surgery the client is having
What expected outcome would be best for a nursing diagnosis of Deficient Knowledge related to unfamiliarity with diagnostic tests, preoperative preparations, and postoperative care? A) Client and family will understand the purpose, preparation, and aftercare of tests and surgery.
B) Provide verbal and written information concerning the surgical procedure and aftercare.
C) Ask the client or family member to explain the surgical procedure before signing the consent form.
D) Clarify misconceptions concerning surgery.
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Client and family will understand the purpose, preparation, and aftercare of tests and surgery is an outcome statement that would be appropriate for the diagnostic statement. The other statements are all interventions that are associated with the diagnostic statement and outcome standard.
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