Maintaining a Standard of Care Currently employed in a small radiation oncology center, Sandra has the task of orienting a new employee to the department and the treatment machine to which she is assigned. The new radiation therapist, Jane, although older than Sandra, is newly graduated from an educational program and has recently taken the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists Examination for Radiation Therapy. She has not yet received her credentials but is certainly qualified to begin her position in the department. In the course of working with Jane, Sandra begins to realize that there are some physical limitations for Jane. Jane has freely shared that she has a degenerative problem with her hands and has some loss of strength. When Sandra begins to make some suggestions to modify the handling of the custom blocks and other heavy treatment devices over the patient lying on the table, Jane becomes extremely defensive. Sandra is aware that the safety of her patients is at risk, and she must take some action. Discuss what that action might be and whether this might be an ethical or a legal situation.