A client asks the nurse about the procedure for becoming an organ donor. What should the nurse tell the client?
A. That anatomical gifts should be made in writing and signed by the client
B. To speak with the chaplain about the psychosocial aspects of becoming a donor
C. That this decision must be made by the next of kin at the time of the client's death
D. To let the health care provider know about the request so that it may be documented in the client's record
Ans: A. That anatomical gifts should be made in writing and signed by the client
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