The basic difference between nursing diagnoses and
collaborative problems is that
a) Nurses manage collaborative problems using physician-prescribed
interventions.
Collaborative problems are physiologic complications that nurses
monitor to detect onset or changes and manage through the use of
physician-prescribed and nursing-prescribed interventions to minimize
the complications of events.
b) Collaborative problems can be managed by independent nursing
interventions.
Collaborative problems require both nursing and physician-prescribed
interventions.
c) Nursing diagnoses incorporate physician-prescribed interventions.
Nursing diagnoses can be managed by independent nursing
interventions.
d) Nursing diagnoses incorporate physiologic complications that
nurses monitor to detect change in status.
Nursing diagnoses refer to actual or potential health problems that can
be managed by independent nursing interventions.
collaborative problems is that
a) Nurses manage collaborative problems using physician-prescribed
interventions.
Collaborative problems are physiologic complications that nurses
monitor to detect onset or changes and manage through the use of
physician-prescribed and nursing-prescribed interventions to minimize
the complications of events.
b) Collaborative problems can be managed by independent nursing
interventions.
Collaborative problems require both nursing and physician-prescribed
interventions.
c) Nursing diagnoses incorporate physician-prescribed interventions.
Nursing diagnoses can be managed by independent nursing
interventions.
d) Nursing diagnoses incorporate physiologic complications that
nurses monitor to detect change in status.
Nursing diagnoses refer to actual or potential health problems that can
be managed by independent nursing interventions.