The nurse has admitted Mr. Manning to the home care agency for disease management services. Her initial assessment reveals some cognitive deficits that may be attributable to early Alzheimer disease
In determining the frequency and type of visits, the nurse decides
A) the client is a good candidate for telehealth monitoring.
B) she should monitor the client in person until she can further evaluate his cognitive deficits.
C) to encourage the client to get a cell phone so she can call to determine his health status.
D) the home care aid should see the client routinely to assess his health status.
B
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