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BrownTown3

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When explaining the purpose and characteristics of reporting to the new graduate, the nurse summarizes the common features as:
 
  1. Individualized.
  2. Concise.
  3. Written.
  4. SBAR format.

Question 2

The discharge process is completed when: Standard Text: Select all that apply.
 
  1. The nurse closes the door on the client's transportation vehicle.
  2. The nurse report that the discharge is complete is given to the nurse manager.
  3. The client's reaction to discharge is recorded on the client's medical record.
  4. The discharge time, transportation, and who accompanied client are recorded in the client's medical record.
  5. The client signs the discharge instructions.



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Answer to Question 1

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Rationale: Reporting may be given to a group of nurses or to the nurse taking over the nurse's assigned clients.

Answer to Question 2

2,3,4
Rationale: The person who accompanies the client to the transportation is not finished with the process at that time. Documentation needs to be done.




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