ASSIGNMENT 3: Case Study Learning to think like a nurse involves applying a structured framework for meeting a patient’s health needs. By applying the Clinical Reasoning Cycle (CRC), improved outcomes can be achieved for the patient (Levett-Jones, 2018}. This always requires the nurse to work within their scope of practice (NMBA, 2016). There are 3 family members in this case study that you can choose from. Please review the family information provided to you in the Diaz family case study lecated in Appendix B of this document. For the purposes of this assignment, please choose ONE {1) of the Diaz family members to assess using Stages 1 to 4 of the Levett-Jones Clinical Reasoning Cycle (CRC): a) Stage 1 Consider the patient situation (i) Apply stage 1 of the CRC, in relation to the case study. b) Stage 2 Collect cueslinformation (i) In applying Stage 2 of the CRC, refer to the Roper-Logan-Tierney (RLT) Model and consider a factor that influences activities of living, that is relevant to your chosan family member. You must discuss at least one (1) factor that influences activities of living. Eg. Biological, psychological, sociocultural, environmental, political-economical. c) Stage 3 Process information (i) In applying Stage 3 of the CRC, refer to the RLT Model and consider which activities of living may be affected. You must discuss at least two (2) activities of living. Eg. Safe environment, communicating, breathing, eating & drinking. Refer to LEO course materials for complete list. d) Stage 4 Identify problemsfissues (i) Apply Stage 4 of the CRC, in relation to the case study This assignment must be written in the format of a scholarly essay. You may choose to use headings. You need to utilise evidenced based literature to support your discussion. For the purposes of this paper, while seminal work (early literature) may be referenced, contemporary literature (from within the last approximately seven years) is a requirement. At least fifteen (15) credible and relevant references are required in this essay, and most should be research articles (reflecting the higher levels of evidence).