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Nurses are working a night shift on a rehabilitation floor. During the shift, a client falls and breaks a hip. This client sues the nurses working on the shift, claiming negligence. Which condition(s) still need(s) to be met in order for the client to win the case against the nurses? Select all that apply.

[1] Proof that the broken hip was directly caused by the nurses’ actions
[2] Proof that the standard of care was not met
[3] Proof that the client suffered an injury
[4] Proof that the nurses on the shift were responsible for the client’s care
[5] Proof that the nurses’ failure to act put the client at risk for injury

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