Question

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select the best answer. a healthcare provider is admitting a person. during the admission, what is required to be done?
give the person written information on their rights and policies about advance directives.
tell the person they need a dnr order.
ask the treating provider to sign the advance directive if the person has one.
make the person complete an advance directive.

Explanation:

In healthcare admission, informing the person about their rights and policies regarding advance directives is a standard requirement to ensure they are aware and can make informed decisions. Giving written info on rights/policies about advance directives is the correct step. Other options: Telling them to get a DNR is incorrect (DNR is a type of advance directive, not a blanket action), asking provider to sign (provider doesn't sign the patient's advance directive), and making them complete one (they may already have or choose not to, education first).

Answer:

A. Give the person written information on their rights and policies about advance directives.