A group of parish nurses affiliated with a number of faith-based communities located in different regions across the state are attending a quarterly meeting. Which of the following statements made by one of them indicates a lack of understanding of parish
a. "I always make sure to have new clients sign a release of information form to obtain their health record from their previous parish nurse."
b. "Because I work for and within the church, I am immune from civil laws."
c. "The pastor and I work together for the spiritual health of the community."
d. "Yes, I am happy to pray with my clients and help them worship."
ANS: B
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