The nurse is caring for a client in a lower socioeconomic group. When caring for the client, which should the nurse understand is a common healthcare practice?
A. The client has a mistrust of the healthcare system.
B. There is a knowledge deficit about the illness.
C. The client is more likely to use the emergency room for routine care.
D. Episodic acute care is usually sought.
Answer: D
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