How does the nurse use critical thinking when accurately assessing VS (vital signs)? a. Evaluating assessment...
How does the nurse use critical thinking when accurately assessing VS (vital signs)?
| a. | Evaluating assessment techniques |
| b. | Planning assessment techniques |
| c. Monitoring evaluations |
| d. | Developing nursing diagnoses |
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The nurse uses critical thinking when accurately assessing VS (vital signs);
a. Evaluating assessment techniques. (As to think critically involves; reflection, induction, deduction, analysis)
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