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The charge nurse needs to determine if an additional nurse should be called to help staff the unit for the next shift. Which information is most important for the charge nurse to consider when making this decision?

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: Client acuity determines the intensity of care needed, critical for staffing decisions.

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