When involved in the informed consent process, the nurse’s signature affirms that: a) the nurse explained to the patient alternative methods of…

Question Answered step-by-step 1. When involved in the informed consent process, the nurse’s signature affirms that: a) the nurse explained to the patient alternative methods of treatment.b) the nurse explained to the patient that there may be risks, together with the general nature and extent of the risks involved.c) the nurse has explained to the patient, in general terms and without specific details, the procedure to be undertaken.d) the patient’s signature is authentic and voluntary and that the patient has legal capacity to make decisions.2. When families and patients are told of the benefits and risks of medical interventions in the process of informed consent (select one response):a) all family members must agree to the treatment/intervention.b) the first-born male child signature authorizes consent for his parent(s).c) a discussion of the ramifications of discontinuation of the treatment/intervention should also be included.d) adding the statement “may result in death” should not be integrated into the discussion of the risk Health Science Science Nursing NURSING 350 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)