During the end-of-shift reports, the nurses described the newly admitted client as "extremely fat.". What immediate action must these nurses take to avoid further stigmatizing this client?
A) Transfer the client to another unit to avoid embarrassment.
B) Immediately teach the client how to look more attractive.
C) Avoid taking care of this client.
D) Rethink their values and rid themselves of unrealistic ideals.
D
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A) True B) False
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