Which of the following are examples of invasion of privacy by nurses? Select all that apply.

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Invasion of privacy violates a person's right to be free from unwanted interference in her private affairs,such as occurs in discussing patient matters in a public setting; searching patients' private items without their permission; and releasing private information to the public.A durable power of attorney is a document empowering a person selected by the patient to make healthcare decisions in the event that the patient is unable to do so.It is permissible to discuss pertinent issues related to the welfare of the patient with the person holding a power of attorney.

Which of the Following Are Examples of Invasion of Privacy