If a "Trigger" Is Defined as a Condition of Actual

question 11

Multiple Choice

If a "trigger" is defined as a condition of actual or potential harm to the patient, the nurses, or the institution, the Iowa model becomes a reactive problem-prioritization and problem-solving process. What is its tie-in with evidence-based practice?

• A)The Iowa model addresses utilization of research findings at an individual level.
• B)Individual nurses enact an Iowa decision tree when they examine risk-management data.
• C)Available published evidence drives the process, as scholars review the literature and bring it forward for committee focus.
• D)When evidence is available, it is used for problem-solving.

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Definitions:

Excessive Weight Gain

An increase in body weight beyond what is considered normal or healthy, often due to overeating or a sedentary lifestyle.

Calories

A unit of energy measurement that indicates the amount of energy provided by food or drinks to fuel the body.

Maternal Substance Abuse

The use of drugs or alcohol by a pregnant woman, potentially causing harm to the fetus.

Involuntary Treatment

A medical or psychiatric treatment administered to individuals against their will due to perceived risk to themselves or others.