Nurse G is a practicing alcoholic, but continues in the job without seeking treatment. Nurse G is most in violation of which provision of the American Nurses Association "Code of Ethics for Nurses"?
A) The nurse practices with respect for the inherent dignity of every individual
B) The nurse is responsible and accountable for determining the appropriate delegation of tasks
C) The nurse owes the same duties to self as to others, including the responsibility to preserve integrity
D) The nurse participates in maintaining conditions of employment conducive to the provision of quality care
C
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A nurse who is a practicing alcoholic is attempting to perform with his or her integrity compromised. Nurse G is violating duties to self and to patients.
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