A family member visiting on an acute care psychiatric unit approaches the nurse's station and reports that an elderly client is walking in the hall without her clothing. The nurse doesn't assist the client and suggests that the family member inform the nurse assigned to that client. Which term describes the nurse's action?
A. Negligent
B. Sensitive
C. Compassionate
D. Organized
Answer: A. Negligent
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