Since a nurse's first duty is to the patient's health, safety, and well-being, it is necessary to report:
a. unethical behavior of other staff members.
b. a worker who arrives late.
c. favoritism shown by nursing administration.
d. arguments among the staff.
A
A member of the nursing profession must report behavior that does not meet established standards.
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