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The client reports that the sinus infection has resolved. The nurse clicks on resolved from the menu ...

The client reports that the sinus infection has resolved. The nurse clicks on resolved from the menu available. The following action will occur:
1. the problem will be deleted.
2. the problem will remain in the Active Problems list until manually removed.
3. the previous orders will automatically be cancelled.
4. the nurse will then document in the current encounter that the previous orders. can be canceled

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Excellent explanation and extremely helpful

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