NRS 224C Assignment 3: Conflict Management Completed Shadow Health Prioritizing Individual Patient; Score-20 Out of 20 (Download to score that A!)

NRS 224C Assignment 3: Conflict Management Completed Shadow Health Prioritizing Individual Patient; Score-20 Out of 20 (Download to score that A!) Assignment 2: Delegation Results | Turned In What should you say to Holly to begin this conversation? Samuel Liu was feeling short of breath due to a chest tube that shouldn’t have been clamped; do you recall clamping it? You scored 1.0 out of 1 The correct answer is: Samuel Liu was feeling short breath due to a chest tube tha shouldn’t have been clamped; you recall clamping it? Holly: Hm . . . well, yes, I clamped it, but that was in the physician’s orders. Why is this the best way to introduce Samuel's situation to Holly? You thoroughly explain the situation and ask a question based on gathering information, not assigning blame. You scored 1.0 out of 1 The correct answer is: You thoroughly explain the situation and ask a question based on gathering informatio not assigning blame. You scored How will you ask Holly about her incorrect execution of the provider's orders? The provider’s orders show that the chest tube was supposed to remain unclamped. What might have caused the misinterpretation? 1.0 out of 1 The correct answer is: The provider’s orders show th the chest tube was supposed remain unclamped. What mig have caused the misinterpretation? Holly: Oh shoot, you’re right. You know what it was -- I had two patients with chest tubes, and I bet I misread one of their orders as the other one's. Why is this the best way to ask about the cause of Holly's error? You contextualize your question by citing the provider's orders. You scored 1.0 out of 1 The correct answer is: You contextualize your questi by citing the provider's orde