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Teaching about implied consent


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A nurse is teaching a client about implied consent. Which of the following information should the nurse include in the teaching?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: The correct answer is D because implied consent is based on nonverbal behavior indicating agreement. This means that the client's actions or behaviors suggest consent without explicitly verbalizing it. The nurse should include this in the teaching to ensure the client understands that consent can be given through nonverbal cues.

A: While understanding risks and benefits is important for informed consent, it is not specific to implied consent.
B: The nurse's signature is not relevant to implied consent, as it pertains to the client's nonverbal behavior.
C: While consent can be verbal or written, the question is specifically asking about implied consent, which focuses on nonverbal cues.
E, F, G: Irrelevant since the correct answer is D.

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