[Verified Answer]: Mrs. Potter is a 68-year-old woman with severa

Mrs. Potter is a 68-year-old woman with several medical conditions, including Parkinson’s disease, which causes frequent tremors in her hands.One of the medications is a weekly injection. Mrs. Potter’s insurance company refuses to pay for her to receive the injection at her primary care provider’s office but will pay if she gives the injection to herself at home. Mrs. Potter is on a very limited income and cannot afford to pay a weekly injection fee. The nurse working with Mrs. Potter at her primary care provider’s office realizes that Mrs. Potter is not able to self-inject. Questions1. What options does the nurse have to advocate that Mrs. Potter receives the injection at her primary care provider’s office?2. How can the nurse advocate for the client without removing her need for dignity?3. What goal would you advocate for this client?