A Nurse Is Admitting a Client to the Labor and Birth

A nurse is admitting a client to the labor and birth unit in early labor who was sent to the facility following her checkup with her health care provider in the office. The client is a gravida 1, para 0, and is at term. No health issues are discerned from the initial assessment, and the nurse prepares to initiate physician orders based on standard procedures. Which action is warranted by the nurse manager in response to this situation?

A) No action is indicated because the nurse is acting within the scope of practice.
B) The nurse manager should intervene and ask the nurse to clarify admission orders directly with the physician.
C) The nurse manager should review standard procedures with the nurse to validate that orders are being carried out accurately.
D) The nurse manger should review the admission procedure with the nurse.