The Factors Involved in Assessing the Importance the Patient Attaches

question 28

Multiple Choice

The factors involved in assessing the importance the patient attaches to the relief of a particular deficit include:

• A) needs that the nurse must assess to prioritize care, because they may be different from person to person.
• B) ordering needs according to Maslow's hierarchy, with lower level needs being least compelling.
• C) needs based on a hierarchy in which higher level needs are more prominent and demand attention before lower level needs.
• D) needs that are usually not known to the patient and that must be determined by the nurse.

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