The nurse has identified collaborative problems while creating a list of nursing diagnoses for a client. Collaborative problems are those problems that:
a. are managed through the use of interventions prescribed by other health care practitioners.
b. indicate the client's desire to attain a higher level of wellness.
c. result from the nurse's intuition that a problem could occur.
d. indicates risk factors exist that will result in a problem if not managed.
Question 2
The nurse is working through the nursing process with a client. This process is a:
a. linear process used to plan client care.
b. framework for providing nursing care that involves overlapping steps.
c. scientific method for problem solving in nursing.
d. circular process with distinct steps.
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