Which of the following activities most clearly requires ethical approval?
A) Implementation of a new clinical practice guideline
B) Recruitment for a case-control study
C) Modification of hospital policy and procedures
D) Modification of a nurse's practice habits
B
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1. Genetic testing 2. A pediatric urologist consultation 3. Preparing the child for immediate surgery 4. Testing for cancer
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A) Immediately stop the client and inform them that the nurse is running the session. B) Get angry at the client and ask them to leave the session. C) Reassure the client that they already covered these issues. D) Review with the client the learned methods to control the problems. E) Do not acknowledge this issue and continue on with the session as planned.