A nurse is teaching a group of newly licensed nurses about the Braden scale.

Which of the following responses by a newly licensed nurse indicates an understanding of the teaching?

This tort is committed by an assistive personnel who threatens to put a client in restraints for not following a provider’s prescription for strict bed rest because assault is defined as an intentional act that causes another person to fear that they will be harmed.
Choice B is wrong because defamation of character is not the tort committed in this situation.
Defamation of character involves making false statements that harm another person’s reputation.
Choice C is wrong because false imprisonment is not the tort committed in this situation.
False imprisonment involves intentionally restricting another person’s freedom of movement without their consent.
Choice D is wrong because the battery is not the tort committed in this situation.
Battery involves intentionally touching another person in a harmful or offensive manner without their consent.

This is because before providing the client with information about insulin self-administration and other resources, it is important to first determine whether the client can afford the insulin administration supplies.
This will help to ensure that the client has access to the necessary supplies for managing their diabetes mellitus.
Choice A is wrong because making a copy of the medication reconciliation form for the client is not the first action that should be taken.
While it is important to provide the client with a copy of their medication reconciliation form, this should be done after determining whether the client can afford the insulin administration supplies.
Choice B is wrong because obtaining printed information about insulin self-administration is not the first action that should be taken.
While it is important to provide the client with information about insulin self-administration, this should be done after determining whether the client can afford the insulin administration supplies.
Choice C is wrong because providing the client with the contact number for a diabetes education specialist is not the first action that should be taken.
While it is important to provide the client with resources for diabetes education, this should be done after determining whether the client can afford insulin administration supplies.