A nurse saw that the doctor made a mistake in a patient's treatment plan, so the nurse disregarded the doctor's orders and opted for a different treatment
plan. What would have been a better way to handle the situation?
A. Suggest to the doctor that there might be a better way to treat the
patient.
B. Follow the doctor's orders without saying anything.
C. Remove the doctor from the facilities due to incompetence.
O D. Ask the patient about his preference for treatment.
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