The nurse is caring for a 42-year-old client who has a do not resuscitate (DNR) order on the chart. The client tells the nurse, “I’ve changed my mind about the DNR. I would like to cancel that and be given whatever care is needed to keep me alive.” Which response by the nurse is correct?

“I will notify your health care provider right away.” “I’m glad to hear this. You shouldn’t be a DNR at your age.” “Let me call your family and tell them you ha...

The charge nurse notices another nurse on the floor reading the chart of a client who is not under her care. When confronted, the nurse says, “This client is my neighbor, and I’m just concerned about him.” Which is the correct response by the charge nurse?

“As long as you don’t share any information, it’s okay.” “Why don’t you just let his nurse update you on his status?” “You should not be reading the client’s ch...

An RN delegates patient assignments to an LPN and nursing assistant. Later, the RN overhears a nursing assistant arguing with a patient regarding a late breakfast tray. The nursing assistant begins to raise his voice as the disagreement continues. The best action from the RN is to

call the nursing assistant out of the room and speak with him about the incident. apologize to the patient and assign another nursing assistant to that room. re...