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After a care provider has explained a procedure to the client, the client seems confused. Ethically, what is the nurse’s next action?

[1] The nurse should sign the document witnessing the client’s signature.
[2] The nurse should assess understanding, since the client appears confused. [3] The nurse should have the care provider come back and answer any questions the
client has.
[4] The nurse needs to go over the procedure again, answering any questions
afterwards.

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