The nurse is caring for a client who is refusing to take the prescribed medication ordered by the physician. The nurse attempts to convince the client to adhere to the plan of care and then notifies the RN of the refusal
What did the nurse experience with this situation?
1. A breach of professional boundaries
2. A dilemma
3. A HIPAA violation
4. A NAPNES code of ethics violation
Answer: 2
1. Professional boundaries were not breached in this case.
2. A dilemma occurs when there is a choice between unpleasant alternativesâ€"this case, a duty to promote the client's health status and the right of the client to refuse treatment.
3. A HIPAA violation involves a breech of the client's privacy.
4. The National Association for Practical Nurse Education and Service (NAPNES) code of ethics is the cause of the nurse's dilemma.
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