Multiple Choice
The patient's condition has deteriorated to the point where she can no longer make decisions about her own care.Which of the following nursing interventions would be most appropriate?
A) Obtain a verbal DNR order from the physician.
B) Continue caring for the patient as originally ordered because she obviously wanted this.
C) Consult the hospital attorney for recommendations on how to proceed.
D) Discuss with the family what the patient's wishes would be if she could make those decisions herself.
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