Pay close attention to patient words and nonverbal cues

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Active listening: The Nurse did not pay close attention to the patient's words and nonverbal cues, and did not acknowledge and respond to them. The patient stated several times she was in pain, which the Nurse ignored, which can lead to inaccurate diagnosis. If a nurse doesn't fully understand a patient's symptoms, they might not be able to provide the correct information to the doctor, which can affect the diagnosis and treatment plan.

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