A student on placement is deciding whether to challenge a colleague's unsafe practice. How important is the fear that the colleague might be annoyed?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. Not important at all
- Step 1: Fear of annoyance should not outweigh patient safety. Step 2. Dislike or irritation is a poor reason to stay silent. Answer: Not important at all. Why not the others: It does not change the duty to protect patients.
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