Client rights

Etiology / Pathophysiology

• Clients retain rights to dignity, privacy, informed consent, and least restrictive care.
• Rights violations can harm trust, safety, and legal/ethical standards.

Medications

No specific medication class was seeded for this card.

Nursing actions

• Protect privacy, informed consent, and refusal rights unless legal exceptions apply.
• Use least restrictive interventions.
• Document objective behavior and education.

Complications

• Legal violation
• Loss of trust
• Trauma
• Unsafe coercion

NCLEX cues

• Voluntary clients can often request discharge depending on law/policy.
• Medication cannot be used for staff convenience.

Memory hooks

• Least restrictive, most respectful.

Labs / Diagnostics

• Trend assessment findings and ordered diagnostics; verify exact values with school source material.

Review notes

• Session-derived study seed. Verify against school materials, ATI/NCLEX review sources, current orders, and facility policy before relying on details.