Although the Postoperative Assessment of a Client Reveals No Abnormalities

question 18

Multiple Choice

Although the postoperative assessment of a client reveals no abnormalities, the nurse believes the client's condition is deteriorating and orders frequent vital signs. This intervention was made on the basis of which type of problem solving?

• A) Experimentation
• B) Intuition
• C) Satisficing
• D) Past experience
• E) Trial-and-error method

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Definitions:

DNA Samples

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Standards Lack Precision

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