Asked by Alexandria Thompson on Jul 05, 2024
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The nurse is reviewing the surgical consent with the patient during preoperative education and finds the patient does not understand what procedure will be completed. What is the nurse's best next\bold{next}next step?
A) Notify the health care provider about the patient's question.
B) Explain the procedure that will be completed.
C) Continue with preoperative education.
D) Ask the patient to sign the form.
Surgical Consent
A legal document that a patient signs to give permission for a surgery or medical procedure after being informed of the risks and benefits.
Preoperative Education
Information and guidance provided to patients prior to undergoing surgery to help them understand and prepare for the procedure and recovery.
Health Care Provider
A trained individual, such as a doctor, nurse, or therapist, who offers preventive, curative, promotional, or rehabilitative health care services.
- Exhibit understanding of efficient pre-surgical preparations and objectives, encompassing patient evaluation and instruction.
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Learning Objectives
- Exhibit understanding of efficient pre-surgical preparations and objectives, encompassing patient evaluation and instruction.
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