The nurse asked quite a few questions about what each family member did during the day, including school, work, and recreation outside the home. What was the nurse trying to accomplish by asking such broad-ranging questions?
A. Assess the community environment for possible community-wide problems.
B. Create a picture of the family's relationships with outside agencies and resources.
C. Look for topics the nurse might have in common with a family member.
D. Seek an appropriate topic around which to establish rapport.
ANS: B
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