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What should a nurse do after achieving desired outcomes/goals?
Interpret and recognize relevant evidence about the patient's condition
When is a nursing diagnosis considered a 'Pre-diagnosis'?
When there is no evidence of a real problem
What is an essential characteristic of SMART goals in healthcare?
Collaboration with the patient to set realistic and timely objectives
How should a nurse base their clinical judgments for nursing diagnoses?
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What should a nurse consider to evaluate if goals have been met?
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Why is it important for nurses to make clinical judgments based on observations?
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What differentiates short term goals from long term goals in patient care planning?
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What is the primary focus when determining if goals and expected outcomes are achieved?
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In patient care planning, what does SMART stand for in relation to setting goals?
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What is the role of patients in the planning phase of their care?
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Which type of interventions in patient care planning require orders from healthcare providers?
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Which type of data is based on direct observation or measurement?
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What should be the basis for developing realistic goals for patients?
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What type of data is what the patient verbalizes, such as feelings or perceptions?
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When should a patient plan of care be discontinued?
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What does SMART stand for in the context of setting goals?
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Which takes priority according to the text when establishing nursing diagnoses?
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What is the purpose of evaluation in the context described in the text?
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