Which is an appropriately stated nursing intervention?
A) Ambulate in the hall
B) Stand at bedside with assistance
C) Ambulate 30 ft. twice a day with assistance of walker
D) Ambulate with assistance of walker
Ans: C
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Correctly stated client outcomes are specific, measurable, and realistic. The other choices are poorly defined and do not specify when or how or by whom.
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