Mr. Cline is a new resident in the long-term care facility. His family members are arguing over whether he should have been placed in the facility or left at home. What should the nursing assistant do when the family asks the nursing assistant's opinion?
A. Agree that Mr. Cline should be in the nursing home.
B. Agree with whichever family member is asking the question.
C. Do not take sides in this situation.
D. Agree that Mr. Cline could have stayed in his own home.
Answer: C
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