The hospice nurse is caring for a terminal patient with cancer whose daughter is the primary caretaker. The patient indicates she is ready to die, but her daughter strongly desires rehabilitative services. The nurse spends time speaking with the daughter about the recent loss of her father and the current status of her mother. After the discussion, the daughter tearfully states that she is willing to go along with her mother’s wishes for no further treatment. Which aspect of this situation best reflects the structural feature of “a course of action” in relation to ethical problems? Nurse’s discussion with the daughter Patient’s indication that she is ready to die Daughter’s desire for rehabilitative services Daughter’s willingness to abide by her
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