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Pea0909berry

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In which situation would a nurse use the Omaha System Problem Classification Scheme?
 
  a. When measuring client outcomes
  b. When collaborating with other professionals
  c. When providing health education
  d. When organizing a comprehensive assessment

Question 2

A nurse employed in home health nursing practice provides:
 
  a. Intermittent nursing visits
  b. Custodial care
  c. Family caregiving
  d. Palliative care



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Answer to Question 1

D
The Omaha System Problem Classification Scheme is used to organize a comprehensive assess-ment according to four priority domains.

Answer to Question 2

A
Provision of intermittent skilled visits is a component of home health care nursing.



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