Which of the following is the best reason for a nurse to "think family" when providing care?
1. Less time will be required for effective care.
2. Outcomes important to the patient will likely be achieved.
3. Family satisfaction regarding care will be greater.
4. Nursing satisfaction with practice is more likely.
ANS: 2
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1 Time for effective care cannot be predicted.
2 There is value and potential in family's influence on health.
3 Satisfaction is not predictable in this way.
4 Satisfaction is not predictable in this way.
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