Describe the experience you had with a patient

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Question 1: Select a recent experience from your nurse practitioner practicum.

Question 2: Describe the experience you had with a patient with a history of acute heart failure, your thoughts and feelings, your evaluation of the situation, your analysis of the experience, conclusions and learning from the experience, and your action plan resulting from the experience

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