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10 July, 16:33

An elderly client who has a documented history of dementia is intermittently alert and can currently tell you her name. Who should sign the client's informed consent for an invasive diagnostic procedure?

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  1. 10 July, 19:30
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    The person who should sign client's informed consent for an invasive diagnostic procedure should be either relative (can be husband/wife/child) or a friend who has an durable power of attorney for healthcare of the client.

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    Dementia can be said as a group of condition where a person is suffering by impairment of at least two brain functions, like memory loss and un able to make decisions on there own behalf. If a person is suffering from this condition, then someone else who has the authority to make decisions for that persons well being will sign the consent for the invasive diagnostic procedure.
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