A nurse is preparing an infant and his family for a herniarepair to be performed in an ambulatory care facility.What is the primary role of the nurse during the admissionprocess?a. Assist with screening tests.b. Provide patient teaching.c. Assess what has been done and what still needs to be done.d. Assist with hernia repair.

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