Which purpose of the evaluation phase of the nursing process is a priority during client care?
A) Examine the client's behavioral response to the care received.
B) Provide basis for the revision of plan of care.
C) Monitor the quality and effects of the nursing care.
D) Appraise collaboration of the client and family.
Ans: A
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Nurses continually assess responses of clients to particular nursing interventions, establish different priorities for nursing diagnoses, and alter plans of care as necessary.
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