Question

question 2 of 3 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:

During a healthcare admission, the standard practice is to provide the person with written information about their rights and policies regarding advance directives. Telling them about needing a DNR is too specific and not the general requirement. Asking the provider to sign the directive or making the person complete one is not the initial required action during admission; the key is to inform them with written materials.

Answer:

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