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The nurse is caring for a client of Chinese heritage who asks the nurse to assist in coining, or gua sha. The nurse knows this practice can lead to angry, red marks wherever the technique is used on the body, but knows the client believes the practice to be helpful. Which ethical principles are in conflict in this situation?

[1] Justice and nonmaleficence
[2] Autonomy and paternalism
[3] Autonomy and nonmaleficence
[4] Justice and paternalism
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3rd Year Nursing Student @ Baylor University
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In nursing management, which function is most important?

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Quote from: Olufunke Popoola (4 months ago)
In nursing management, which function is most important? Select one: a. Directing b. Planning c. Coordinating d. Staffing

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