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The nurse is caring for an involuntarily admitted client with an order for electroconvulsive therapy (ECT). Before transferring the client to the procedure room, the nurse notes that the consent form is unsigned. The nurse understands that

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Rationale: For involuntarily admitted clients, court approval is required for ECT if the client cannot provide informed consent.

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