In England and Wales, a patient consents to an examination by the registered nurse but does not want a student present. What should the nurse do?

In England and Wales, a patient understands and agrees to a wound assessment but cannot sign because of severe hand tremor. What is the most appropriate action?

In England and Wales, a patient who now lacks capacity previously wrote a clear statement expressing a preference for care in a particular setting. The statement does not refuse a specific treatment. What should the team do?

In England and Wales, an adult who lacks capacity needs serious medical treatment. There is no health and welfare attorney and no family member or friend who can be consulted appropriately. What should the nurse expect?

In England and Wales, an adult with schizophrenia needs to decide whether to accept a prescribed treatment. The patient understands, retains and weighs the relevant information and communicates a choice. What should the nurse conclude?

In England and Wales, a patient lacks capacity for a specific treatment decision. The nurse is completing the capacity assessment record. Which documentation is most appropriate?

In England, a patient is asked to sign consent for a lumbar puncture. The patient says the clinician explained the purpose but did not discuss important possible complications or alternatives. What should the nurse do?