medium · NCLEX-RN management
An RN is caring for four clients. Which client should the RN prioritize for an immediate advocacy intervention?
- A client with a BP 76/42 mmHg and free pelvic fluid who is being held in the ED waiting for a relative's signature.
- A client who is refusing their morning vitamins because they prefer to take them with dinner.
- A client whose surgery is being delayed because the electronic signature pad is malfunctioning, in this situation.
- A stable client who is requesting a copy of the hospital's privacy policy before an elective procedure, for this client.
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