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==Question 7== While preparing a client for surgery, the licensed practical nurse is asked, "What are the risks of this operation?" The consent form has already been signed. Which action should the LPN take? # Describe the common risks that are listed on the consent form. # Reassure the client that the procedure is routine and there is no need to worry. # Notify the registered nurse and the surgeon that the client has unanswered questions about the procedure. # Tell the client to ask the surgeon in the operating room. '''Answer:''' 3. Notify the registered nurse and the surgeon that the client has unanswered questions about the procedure. ''Rationale:'' The provider performing the procedure is responsible for disclosing risks, benefits, and alternatives. A signature obtained from a client who does not understand does not constitute informed consent, and the client may withdraw consent at any time. The nurse advocates by stopping the process and notifying the provider. Option 1 assumes the provider's disclosure duty. Option 2 dismisses a legitimate concern and offers false reassurance. Option 4 defers the question until after the client has been anesthetized or transported.
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