TRUE OR FALSE. Feeling other members of the team do not understand a specific client as well as you do is a warning sign that a nurse should be mindful of {Ans: TRUE}One of Joanne's clients in the psychiatric unit, John, confides to her that he is fascinated by young children, boys and girls. He tells Joanne he is afraid that he will hurt a child some day. Joanne brings that information to the team. A short time later, John is discharged. Some weeks following his discharge, Joanne notices that John is the ice-cream vendor in her neighbourhood. She is concerned for the children in the neighbourhood, her own as well as the others, and wonders what she should do. {Ans: A. ASSESS There is no absolute duty to respect confidentiality. Confidential information can be disclosed when a person(s) is at serious risk. However, it is preferable if the client discloses the information. Joanne decides that she needs to know more about John's clinical situation and sees John's psychiatrist the next time she is working. The psychiatrist shares Joanne's concerns. With the information she has, Joanne thinks the dilemma is whether she should break client confidentiality to protect