A community health nurse is applying an interactional framework to assess a family's health. Which of the following would the nurse do?
A) View them in terms of the family's internal relationships
B) Look at them from a life-cycle perspective
C) Evaluate the members' changing roles and tasks
D) Assess them as a social system relating to other social systems
A
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