Need help with these last 5 please and thank you HAVE10- I will list some potential patient problems, you will have to identify which are the highestpriority?11- Another name for Nursing orders is often called?12- Why are taking vitals signs called a flexible task?13- Who develops the initial care plan in acute setting14- The nurse should review the care plan before starting care because the care will encouragethinking skills which can help prioritize carethe nurse to use15- Creating a nursing goal or outcome are SMART

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