A nurse is using the assistance of an interpreter. When interviewing a client who does not speak English, the nurse should
A) Assess the client's vital signs first
B) Interpret the effect of deep palpation
C) Inspect the symmetry of the facial features
D) Observe the client's body language
Ans: D
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