ATI Fundamentals 2024 Exam -Nurselytic

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A nurse is admitting a client who is having an exacerbation of heart failure. In planning this client's care, when should the nurse initiate discharge planning?

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Answer: A. During the admission process.


Rationale: Discharge planning should start early to ensure a smooth transition. During admission, the nurse can assess the client's needs, resources, and support system. This allows time to address any potential barriers to discharge and create a comprehensive plan. Starting discharge planning later may lead to delays and inadequate preparation for the client's transition. Initiating discharge planning during the admission process promotes continuity of care and helps prevent readmissions.

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B: Waiting until the client's condition is stable may delay discharge planning and increase the risk of complications during the transition.
C: Waiting for the initial team conference may result in missed opportunities to address discharge needs promptly.
D: Involving the client's family is important, but discharge planning should start early to ensure all aspects of the plan are considered and implemented effectively.

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