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A patient with a history of a 4-cm abdominal aortic aneurysm is admitted to the emergency department with severe back pain and bilateral flank ecchymoses. The vital signs are blood pressure (BP) 90/58, pulse 138, and respirations 34. The nurse plans interventions for the patient based on the expectation that treatment will include
Capacity Shortage
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Excessive Cancellations
A higher than normal rate of voided orders or terminated services, often indicating problems in business operations or customer satisfaction.
Backup Source
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Overbooking
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