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Why would a primary care nurse practitioner choose to add a problem to a client’s Problem List ...

Why would a primary care nurse practitioner choose to add a problem to a client’s Problem List automatically?
1. When the nurse wants to ensure that all possible conditions appear on the list for future reference
2. When the nurse is trying to rule out different diagnoses
3. When the nurse wants to document problems that are being treated by a specialist elsewhere
4. When the nurse has already confirmed a diagnosis for the client

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