Mr. M. complains to you that one of your staff asked him details about his sexual relationships and financial affairs
He says that these questions were probing and unnecessary to his care, but he felt that if he refused to answer, the nurse would be angry with him and would not provide him with good care. Mr. M.'s statements reflect concern with:
a. Privacy.
b. Confidentiality.
c. Veracity.
d. Informed consent.
ANS: A
Privacy protection includes protection against unwarranted intrusion into the patient's affairs.
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