Mr. Massoura is a patient from another country who speaks very little English. He says "yes" to almost every question that his nursing assistant, Andre, asks him. How can Andre best communicate with him?
A. By speaking more loudly and faster than usual
B. By using pictures and gestures as well as words
C. By not asking questions and not asking for the patient's input
D. By asking for a family member to interpret at all times
Answer: B
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