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sdfghj

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Question 1

A patient in a critical care area has passed away. Who is the best person to approach the family about organ donation?
◦ The doctor
◦ A member of the clergy
◦ The organ procurement specialist
◦ The nurse

Question 2

What best describes the role of the critical care nurse in the organ donation process?
◦ Let the organ procurement nurse take over the care of the patient and family.
◦ Reinforce the explanation of brain death after the doctor has talked to the family.
◦ Answer questions about financial concerns related to organ donation.
◦ Talk about the benefits of organ donation to the family.
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sdfghj

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Wow, this really help

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