The role of the LP/VN as a member of the interdisciplinary health care team includes which of the following? (Select all that apply.)

a. participates in the planning of care
b. understands the roles and responsibilities of each discipline
c. is an advocate for the client's needs
d. teaches prosthesis care
e. provides appropriate diet to meet client's needs
f. evaluates the nursing care plan


A, B, C
The nurse needs to understand the roles and responsibilities of each discipline, participate in the planning of care as guided by the RN, and advocate the client's needs. Nurses are also aware of the client's needs and refer them to the appropriate health care services.

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