Standards are applied in cases of informed consent. These standards include:
a. reasonable person standard
b. subjective standard
c. objective standard
d. all of the above
e. A and B only
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1. Request to talk about the proposed changes with the nurse manager in a quiet environment. 2. Discuss the changes with other staff members in the unit hallway. 3. Shake her head and laugh while saying, "Here we go again.". 4. Call a friend in another care area and discuss the changes in the unit station.
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