Answer to Question 1
A, B, C, D, E, F
The nurse could use the SBAR approach when contacting the physician. SBAR is the acronym for reporting areas and include the following:
S = Situation, which can include information on the nurse's name, unit, client name and room number, as well as the problem or situation relevant to the client and its severity.
B = Background including information significant to the situation such as client diagnosis and clinical information related to the problem.
A = Assessment refers to the nurses assessment of what is happening.
R = Recommendation of what the nurse feels is needed to resolve the situation or request what is needed from the physician.
Answer to Question 2
10 to 14 days
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