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Nurse Z is extremely attentive to their client's emotional & spiritual needs, spending up to 45 minutes each day providing psychosocial support.


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Nurse Z is extremely attentive to their client's emotional & spiritual needs. The nurse spends up to 45 minutes each day providing the psychosocial support. As a result, the nurse does not plan enough time to perform assessments or give medications on time. This nurse is liable for:

Correct Answer: A

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Answer: A - poor time management


Rationale: A nurse's primary responsibility is to provide safe and effective patient care, which includes assessments and medication administration. By prioritizing emotional and spiritual needs over essential tasks, Nurse Z is demonstrating poor time management. This can lead to harm or adverse outcomes for the clients due to delayed assessments or medications. Neglect (
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B) typically involves intentional disregard for a patient's needs, which is not the case here. Fraud (
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C) involves deceit or dishonesty, which is not applicable. Intentional torts (
Choice
D) involve intentional harm or wrongdoing, which is also not the situation described.
Therefore, poor time management is the most appropriate liability for Nurse Z's actions.

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