Which SMART (specific, measurable, assignable, relevant, time-based) outcomes would the nurse develop for a patient who is light-headed and fatigued and has feeble handgrip with reduced bone density? Select all that apply. Patient’s pulse oximetry will be above 90% during an activity. Patient will have intact skin throughout hospital stay. Patient will exercise arm and leg muscles. Patient will brush teeth after breakfast with one person assisting. Patient will exercise joints at least twice per shift.
Which SMART (specific, measurable, assignable, relevant, time-based) outcomes would…
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