During a physical assessment of a client, the nurse notes wheezing and documents the findings in the medical record. Which phase of critical thinking is represented by the nurse's actions?
A. Analysis of the situation.
B. Generation of alternatives.
C. Evaluation.
D. Collection of information.
Answer: D
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