Which statement accurately describes dual relationships in nursing practice?
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Correct answer: Dual relationships raise conflict-of-interest risk and are best avoided
Dual relationships (e.g., nurse as client’s friend) may blur professional roles and create conflict; best practice is to avoid them or manage with great caution.
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