A 62-year-old client admitted for hip fracture repair speaks only Spanish at home and is alert and oriented. The charge nurse asks the nurse to provide education about the client's right to refuse treatment. The client's chart is documented as "Spanish-speaking primary language." The nurse has an English-language Patient Bill of Rights form available at the bedside. What is the nurse's most appropriate action?

Provide written education in Spanish, then use teach-back to confirm the client understands the right to refuse treatment and document the client's verbalized understanding.

Provide the English-language rights materials to the client and ask a family member to translate the content during visiting hours.

Give the English-language Patient Bill of Rights handout to the client at admission and document that rights education was completed.

Focus your education on the bedside nursing staff so they can monitor and enforce the client's right to refuse treatment without re-educating the client.

A 68-year-old client is admitted to the hospital following abdominal surgery. The charge nurse is responsible for educating the client and their adult daughter (who speaks only Spanish) about the client's right to refuse treatment. The client is alert, oriented, and English-speaking. The charge nurse has a printed Patient Bill of Rights in English available at admission. Which action best demonstrates effective education about this client right?

Provide the English-language Bill of Rights to the client and daughter, ask the client to explain their understanding of the right to refuse treatment, and document the teach-back conversation in the medical record.

Provide the English-language Bill of Rights to both the client and daughter, ensuring the daughter understands the facility's legal responsibilities regarding treatment refusal.

Hand the printed Patient Bill of Rights to the client at admission and document that rights education was provided to meet facility policy, without verifying the client's understanding.

Explain the right to refuse treatment to the nursing staff during shift report so they understand their role in supporting the client's autonomy.

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