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Which statement correctly describes the relationship between practice guidelines and outcome standards?

[1] Practice guidelines help to focus care management for a condition, while outcome standards reflect a desired status for the client to reach.
[2] Practice guidelines help determine which procedures and tests are indicated, while outcome standards are statements of the end goals expected for a particular
condition.
[3] Practice guidelines help steer the nurse’s practice, while outcome standards are those goals a nurse can expect to achieve if the practice guidelines are followed.
[4] Practice standards are the nursing actions required for the nurse, while the
outcomes standards are the goals a client can reach with a particular condition.

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