What factors are involved in a nurse's decision as to which responsibilities can be accepted when a family's needs and desires are overwhelming? (Select all that apply.)
a. External variables such as neighborhood environment
b. Family's demands
c. Nurse's competencies and preferences
d. Only needs related to health
e. Reimbursement rules
f. Resources such as time and energy
ANS: C, E, F
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