A nurse notices behavioral changes and multiple bruises on a client that suggest possible abuse. The nurse should only report the situation if they have verified abuse has occurred.
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This statement is false because nurses, as mandated reporters, are required to report suspected abuse without needing to verify or confirm it. Their role is to identify warning signs and notify the proper authorities who will investigate further. Waiting for verification can delay intervention and potentially allow harm to continue. Any concerning signs such as behavioral changes or physical injuries should prompt a report to protect the client.
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