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The preceptor reviews collaborative problems with a new graduate.Which statement should the preceptor use to describe this type of client problem?
A) A collaborative problem is always a potential problem.
B) A collaborative problem cannot be monitored or controlled.
C) A collaborative problem is unrelated to a medical diagnosis.
D) A collaborative problem can be prevented by an individual nursing intervention.
Collaborative Problem
An issue or task that requires the joint effort of two or more individuals or groups to reach a solution.
Medical Diagnosis
The process by which a doctor determines which disease or condition explains a person's symptoms and signs.
Nursing Intervention
A direct action taken by healthcare professionals to address a patient's health need or medical condition.
- Identify the differences between nursing diagnoses and collaborative problems, and realize the nurse's duties in pinpointing and tackling them.
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- Identify the differences between nursing diagnoses and collaborative problems, and realize the nurse's duties in pinpointing and tackling them.
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