10. Nurse C is on duty in the emergency department when a patient is brought in by the police because he was ranting on the street, talking about how the telephone lines were sending messages to him and a force was out to get him. During the assessment, when the patient is lucid, he tells Nurse C that he was laid off from his janitorial position at a nearby rehabilitation clinic. The patient says he is so angry that he could cause the director physical harm. What potential ethical issues might Nurse C confront in this scenario?

• Issue of dual roles
• Issue of charting the case clearly
• Issue of confidentiality and limits to confidentiality
• Issue of promoting the patient's sense of empowerment