A nurse is providing information to a client about durable power of attorney. The nurse should include that durable power of attorney is enforceable under which of the following conditions?

The client is incapable of providing self-care.

The client is unable to express their wishes.

The client is terminally ill.

The client has refused treatment

Answer and Explanation

The Correct Answer is B

A.   While durable power of attorney may come into effect if the client becomes incapacitated, it specifically pertains to healthcare decision-making rather than self- care activities.
B.   Durable power of attorney for healthcare decisions is enforceable when the client is unable to make or communicate their own healthcare decisions.
C.   Terminal illness may be a factor in the decision-making process, but durable power of attorney is not contingent upon terminal illness.
D.   Refusal of treatment is a separate issue from durable power of attorney and does not directly relate to the enforceability of a healthcare proxy.

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Correct Answer is D

Explanation

A. This action may increase the risk of injury to both the nurse and the client.

B. This action does not effectively prevent the fall or minimize injury.

C. Moving quickly to a position in front of the client can cause imbalance and increase the risk for falling.
D. Allowing the client to slide down their outstretched leg can help prevent injury to both the client and the nurse.

A. Notify the facility's risk management team. B. Assess the client for a change in condition. C. Place an incident report in the client's electronic medical record. D. Administer an antidote before notifying the provider.

Correct Answer is B

Explanation

A. While it may be necessary to notify risk management eventually, the immediate priority is to ensure the client's safety and well-being.
B. The nurse should promptly assess the client for signs and symptoms of an allergic reaction and initiate appropriate interventions as necessary.
C. Documentation of the medication error and allergic reaction should be completed after ensuring the client's immediate needs are addressed.
D. Administering an antidote may be appropriate in certain situations, but the nurse should first assess the client's condition and follow established protocols for managing allergic reactions.

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