Choose the most appropriate option. Select the most appropriate report for the Situation stage of the SBAR. My patient is Ms. Khan, a 44-year-old female with type 1 diabetes who has just had a cholecystectomy. Surgery was successful and she's recovering now on our unit. All of her incisional dressings are dry and intact. Her estimated blood loss is 50 mL . She's normally on an insulin pump. She seems to be doing OK and is coming out of anesthesia. My patient needs insulin orders because she's just out of a cholecystectomy. Her surgery was successful and she's recovering on our unit. She's normally on an insulin pump, but the pump is with her husband.

In the SBAR (Situation, Background, Assessment, Recommendation) format, the Situation stage should provide a concise overview of the current status of the patient. Based on the information provided, the most appropriate report for the Situation stage would be: **Situation:** "My patient is Ms. Khan, a 44-year-old female with type 1 diabetes who has just had a successful cholecystectomy. She is currently recovering in our unit, with all incisional dressings dry and intact. Her estimated blood loss during surgery was 50 mL. She is coming out of anesthesia but requires insulin orders as her insulin pump is with her husband." This report clearly states the patient's identity, current condition, recent surgery, and immediate needs, which are essential for effective communication in a clinical setting.