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An elderly, slightly confused patient sustains an injury from a heating pad that was wrongly applied by the nurse. The nurse should:
a.   pretend to be unaware of the injury to the patient.
b.   report the incident to the risk management team via an incident report.
c.   document in the patient’s chart that an incident report was filled out.
d.   not chart anything about the injury in the patient’s chart.

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Fundamental Concepts and Skills for Nursing

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Authors: deWit, Williams

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