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A nurse is providing education about when health care referrals would be appropriate. When should a healthcare provider order a referral?

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: The correct answer is B: When the care needed for the client is out of their scope of practice. This is the correct choice because healthcare providers should refer clients when they require specialized care beyond the nurse's knowledge or skills. Referrals ensure that clients receive appropriate and safe care. The other options are incorrect: A is irrelevant to the client's needs, C is not a valid reason for a referral as all clients deserve care, and D is a non-clinical reason.

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