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The RN is using clinical judgment to determine which patient she needs to see first. What is one primary reason for prioritizing care?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: The correct answer is D because nurses have a limited amount of time to perform nursing interventions during a shift. This is crucial for prioritizing care as it ensures that urgent or critical patient needs are addressed promptly. Choosing to see the patient with the most time-sensitive issues first allows the nurse to manage their time effectively and provide timely care to those who need it the most. Other choices are incorrect: A focuses on efficiency rather than prioritizing based on urgency, B prioritizes client preference over clinical judgment, and C is vague and does not address the urgency of patient needs.

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