Spite of education and risk-versus-benefit information

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The interdisciplinary team (IDT) is concerned because Mr. B, a resident with diabetes, drinks Mountain Dew and eats candy bars in spite of education and risk-versus-benefit information provided by the physician. Which response demonstrates a nurse leader's understanding of resident rights? The resident can eat what he wants as long as it doesn't hurt him. The resident can eat what he wants except sweet desserts. Fruit is a better option. The resident can eat what he wants. Nursing and the IDT support informed choice. The resident can eat what he wants. Nursing can call the doctor for more insulin.

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