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After receiving a report from a teacher regarding a student who was previously outgoing and doing well in the classroom but is now appearing withdrawn, the nurse assesses the student. The nurse becomes aware that there is a possibility that abuse is happening in the home and notifies the appropriate agencies. In this example, the nurse is:
1. Making an appropriate referral to ensure the health and safety of the student.
2. Refusing to become involved in a domestic affair.
3. Acting outside of the scope of practice.
4. Releasing any further obligation to the student.

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You'd made an excellent professor, what are you doing here!? lol

Kidding, thank you

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