The nurse is preparing to complete data collection with a newly admitted client. When should the nurse expect to obtain data from a secondary source?
1. The client is unable to speak English.
2. The client refuses care.
3. The client is 21 years of age.
4. The client is over 65 years of age.
Answer: 1
1. When the client does not speak the same language as the nurse, information might need to be obtained from another source. A translator may assist.
2. A secondary source should not be used if the client refuses care.
3. A secondary source is not needed for a 21-year-old client.
4. A secondary source is not needed for a client who is over 65 years old.
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