A nurse is working with a client who has physical disabilities. Which of the following behaviors by the nurse would be most helpful? (Select all that apply.)
a. Appreciating what a role model of endurance a disabled person is
b. Assuming that the disabled person will meet the same standards as everyone else
c. Expecting less of the disabled person
d. Excusing unusual behavior in light of the disability
e. Providing extra privileges to the disabled person
f. Restructuring the environment so the disabled person can continue employment
ANS: B, F
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