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A 45-year-old client in the emergency department is being evaluated for nursing care related to cardiac conduction and perfusion. Assessment data include client appears anxious and asks for help understanding the care plan. Which communication to the oncoming nurse or provider is most appropriate?

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Blaming the client for nonadherence instead of stating facts."The client is doing fine; no issues to report."SBAR format with specific objective findings, current status, and a clear recommendation.Vague statements without measurable assessment data.

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C. SBAR format with specific objective findings, current status, and a clear recommendation.

Why

Handoff and escalation require concise, objective communication such as SBAR with current assessment data.

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A 45-year-old client in the emergency department is being evaluated for nursing care related to cardiac conduction and perfusion. Assessment data include client appears anxious and asks for help understanding the care plan. Which communication to the oncoming nurse or provider is most appropriate?

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