The mother of two toddlers who was recently divorced is scheduled for breast augmentation. During the day surgery admission process, the client tells the nurse that she has not executed a living will, but does not want to be resuscitated or put on any mechanical breathing machines. Which action(s) should the nurse take? Select all that apply.

A. Notify the client's next of kin prior to surgery is not appropriate unless the client provides explicit consent. The nurse must respect the client's autonomy and confidentiality. B. Encourage the client to execute a will that identifies a guardian for her children is outside the nurse's role. While the client’s family arrangements are important, this is not directly relevant to the surgical admission process. C. Flag the client's record with "do not resuscitate" is not appropriate unless the client has completed the necessary documentation, such as an advance directive or physician orders for life-sustaining treatment (POLST). D. Document the client's statement on the admission form is essential to ensure the healthcare team is aware of the client’s expressed wishes. E. Explain the benefit of executing an advanced directive is appropriate because it informs the client about formalizing their wishes to avoid potential confusion during medical care.