Which of the following situations may cause moral distress for the new graduate?
A. A CNA checks off care that was not given
B. Patients are asked to provide consent without explanation of the procedure
C. Staff are taking long breaks and then requesting payment for overtime
D. All of the above
ANS: D
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Standard Text: Round answer to the nearest tenth. What will be an ideal response?