A nurse at the healthcare center is caring for a female client who does not know English. Which is the most appropriate method for the nurse to overcome the language barrier and provide effective healthcare?
A) Ask a female professional translator to help
B) Ask questions that can be answered by a "yes" or "no"
C) Avoid using technical terms during conversation
D) Use simple words and speak slowly
A
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