The Consumer's Evaluation of Alternatives Begins with a Need, Progresses

question 67

True/False

The consumer's evaluation of alternatives begins with a need, progresses through analysis of the bundle of attributes, and results in a determination of the benefits the consumer needs to meet his/her needs.

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Definitions:

Focus Charting

A method of charting that uses key words or foci to describe what is happening to the client

Repetitive Charting

The act of documenting the same information multiple times in patient records, which can lead to inefficiency and increased risk of errors in healthcare settings.

Flowsheets

Records of the progress of specific or specialized data, such as vital signs, fluid balance, or routine medications; often charted in graph form

Change-Of-Shift Report

Report usually given to nurses starting the next shift.