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In which situations does a nurse have a duty to intervene and report? Select all that apply.

In which situations does a nurse have a duty to intervene and report? Select all that apply.

a. A peer is unable to write behavioral outcomes.
b. A health care provider consults the Physicians' Desk Reference.
c. A peer tries to provide patient care in an alcohol-impaired state.
d. A team member has violated the boundaries of a vulnerable patient.
e. A patient refuses a medication prescribed by a licensed health care provider.

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