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The nurse is working on a surgical unit, and overhears another nurse say, "That client is asking for pain medication again. He is constantly on the call bell, always reporting how severe his pain is, and I think he's just drug-seeking. I'm going to make him wait the full 4 hours before I give this medication again." Which action by the nurse is the most appropriate in this situation?
A) Entering the nurses' station, reprimanding the nurse, and completing an incident or variance report
B) Pulling the second nurse aside and providing a reminder that the sensation of pain is subjective, and that professionals have a duty to believe clients' reports of their symptoms
C) Informing the charge nurse of what was overheard
D) Ignoring the situation because the client in question is not this nurse's responsibility
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Clinical Nursing Skills: Basic to Advanced Skills


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The perfect answer + explanation, thanks for this
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