The nurse notices that a coworker has been drinking and is not able to practice safely. The nurse should do which of the following?
A. Inform the manager or shift director immediately.
B. Warn the coworker that black coffee is in order.
C. Discuss the situation with the other nurses working.
D. Do nothing, but keep an eye on the nurse.
A. Inform the manager or shift director immediately
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