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FButt · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

The movement of a client from acute care to a long-term nursing care facility involves planning to provide continuity of care. What is the term for this type of planning?

A) Discharge planning
B) Comprehensive planning
C) Ongoing planning
D) Transition planning

Question 2

A nurse decides to pursue a career in community-based nursing. Which of the following statements represents the environment in which the nurse will be working?

A) Community-based nursing is limited to work in public clinics, schools, and industry.
B) The key to community-based settings is that the nurse is in charge.
C) The nurse serves as an educator, guide, and resource person and determines the action
taken by the client.
D) Care in the community is cost-effective.

cegalasso · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 8, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Ans: D
Transitions are the movement of the patient from one care environment to another.
Transition planning refers to the planning process that takes place to assure that the patient's
well-being is maintained throughout the time of transition. Organizing this transition from one
care setting to another is not termed discharge planning, comprehensive planning, or ongoing
planning.

Answer to Question 2

Ans: D
Care in the community is cost-effective and often more acceptable to the client
because it causes less disruption in life. It takes place in a wide variety of settings and involves
the nurse entering into a collaborative relationship with clients.