Aclient presents to the health care facility with reports of new onset of chest pain of 3 days duration. vital signs are stable and the chest pain has subsided since the client entered the exam room. what type of assessment is most appropriate for a nurse to perform for this client?

Comprehensive

Explanation:

This client presents with a new problem and the nurse should perform a comprehensive assessment. Chest pain is an emergent problem but the client is has stable vital signs and no chest pain so an emergency assessment is not indicated at this time. A partial or focused assessment would not allow collection of enough data to properly complete diagnose the cause of a new problem.

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