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Never give a patient information that is:

A. used as a referral for community resources.
B. beyond your scope of practice.
C. published by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).
D. provided by a patient education outside source, such as Krames StayWell.



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Final answer:

Health professionals should only provide patients with information within their scope of practice and from reliable sources to ensure accuracy and patient safety.


Explanation:

Never give a patient information that is:

  • beyond your scope of practice. Health professionals should only provide information within their expertise and training to ensure patient safety.
  • used as a referral for community resources. This type of information should come from appropriate sources to ensure its accuracy and relevance to the patient's needs.
  • provided by a patient education outside source, such as Krames Stay Well. Patients should receive information from reputable sources approved by healthcare providers to avoid misunderstandings or misinformation.

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