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

In which situations would a nurse have the duty to intervene and report? Select all that apply.
a.   A peer has difficulty writing measurable outcomes.
b.   A health care provider gives a telephone order for medication.
c.   A peer tries to provide patient care in an alcohol-impaired state.
d.   A team member violates relationship boundaries with a patient.
e.   A patient refuses medication prescribed by a licensed health care provider.

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Varcarolis' Foundations of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing: A Clinical Approach

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