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A cancer patient expresses the desire to stop chemotherapy despite the medical advice that this is his only hope. What should his nurse's response be?

▸ gather further information to facilitate health teaching about the chemotherapy

▸ work towards accepting the patient's autonomy and right to make his own decision

▸ notify the interprofessional team to meet to determine how to proceed

▸ express disappointment in the decision and reinforce that he is making a suicide decision

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Ethics and Issues in Contemporary Nursing

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Authors: Burkhardt, Walton, Nathaniel

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