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A client discussing a living will.


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The nurse is addressing a client's questions after admission to the hospital. What is an accurate description of a living will?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: The correct answer is C. A living will is a witnessed legal document that describes the client's wishes regarding medical care if they are unable to speak. This is important for healthcare providers to understand the client's preferences for treatment in case of incapacitation.
Choice A is incorrect because it refers to organ donation, not end-of-life care decisions.
Choice B is incorrect as it describes a medical order related to resuscitation, not a living will.
Choice D is incorrect as it pertains to property distribution, not medical care preferences.

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