If the client’s daughter was not with the father (code was un-witnessed), and he did not have a living will or an

If the client’s daughter was not with the father (code was un-witnessed), and he did not have a living will or an advanced directive, should the nurse and medical team have then provided CPR to the patient? (Question 3/3) Question 36 options: No, because it would be considered futile care and they could be charged with assault. Yes, because he would die without it and they don’t want him to die. Yes, because the health care team has no way to determine what the client would like. No, because he is elderly and at end of life, therefore should be left to die.