The Omaha System provides standardized terms for client problems, practitioner interventions, and problem-specific client outcomes. Some Omaha System problems that are particularly applicable in forensic nursing are
A) abuse, skin, communicable/infectious condition.
B) speech and language, vision, hearing.
C) respiration and circulation.
D) personal care, medication regimen.

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The Omaha System's focus on standardized terms for client problems makes "abuse, skin, communicable/infectious condition" particularly applicable in forensic nursing due to the nature of forensic nursing involving the care and examination of individuals who have experienced violence, abuse, or neglect, as well as the assessment and documentation of injuries and biological evidence.

The Omaha System Provides Standardized Terms for Client Problems, Practitioner