Which nurses are acting as an advocate for the client? Select all that apply. The health care provider (PCP) informed the client about needing to have a surgical procedure performed. After the PCP left, the nurse asked the client, “What are you feeling after being told you need surgery?” The stable client is hospitalized on a religious holy day and requests to talk to a minister. The nurse states to the client, “The ministers are too busy to see you today. I’ll request the minister to see you tomorrow.” The nurse informs the family of a terminally ill client that the client does not want further treatment and wants to go to hospice care. The postoperative client expresses an inability to void in the urinal in bed. The client believes that standing would allow the client to void. The nurse assists the client to a standing position. The client is taking oxycodone/acetaminophen for pain and reports the pain is unrelieved. The nurse states, “There is nothing else we can do for your pain.”
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