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While the nurse is caring for a child with multiple congenital abnormalities in the unit, the parents ask that the child remain on life support. Knowing the child has no brain function, what is the nurse’s best action?

[1] The nurse should talk to the parents about organ donation.
[2] All aspects of the situation should be considered before any action is made.
[3] Continue to care for the child regardless of the situation.
[4] Discuss the situation with the caretaking team.

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