When developing a care plan for a client with a do-not-resuscitate (DNR) order, a nurse should:

a) withhold food and fluids.
b) discontinue pain medications.
c) ensure access to spiritual care providers upon the client's request.
d) always make the DNR client the last in prioritization of clients.


Ans: c) ensure access to spiritual care providers upon the client's request.

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