How Does a Risk Nursing Diagnosis Differ from a Possible

question 20

Multiple Choice

How does a risk nursing diagnosis differ from a possible nursing diagnosis?

• A) A risk diagnosis is based on data about the patient.
• B) A possible diagnosis is based on partial (or incomplete)data.
• C) Nurses collect the data to support risk diagnoses.
• D) A possible diagnosis becomes an actual diagnosis when symptoms develop.

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Definitions:

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