A client is nonverbal, and the nurse is implementing strategies to promote communication. Which of the following would be appropriate for the client in this situation?
A)
Making sure that the language spoken is the client's dominant language
B)
Employing an interpreter
C)
Using a picture board to facilitate communication
D)
Facing the client when speaking
C
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The nurse measures a 20-year-old's pulse at 56 beats/minute at 7pm. Which of the following factors may be responsible for a lower pulse rate?(Select all that apply) Standard Text: Select all that apply
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