The nursing student questions the instructor about the use of informed consent. The student asks when consents are required. After discussing the topic with the student, which of the following statements indicates the need for further instruction?

A) Informed consent is required for all invasive procedures.
B) Informed consent is implied for basic, nonspecialized procedures.
C) The admission of a blood transfusion requires a signed consent.
D) A client giving informed consent is legally acknowledging awareness of other methods of treatment for the disorder/condition.


A

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