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A nurse is a member of an ethics committee. The committee has been asked to help make a decision regarding end-of-life care for an unresponsive patient who has no advanced directives or next of kin. The nurse asks the committee to meet with the patient's friends to learn more about his life. This action corresponds with which guideline from the DILEMMA mnemonic?
1. Moral hierarchy
2. Make decisions
3. Describe the conflict
4. Learn background information

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Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing: From Suffering to Hope

Edition: 1^st

Authors: Potter, Moller

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