The deficit-orientation model of chronic conditions tends to see which of the following as the expert?
a. the client c. the professional(s)
b. the client's family d. the evidence-based literature
C
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A Incorrect: The deficit-orientation model of chronic conditions does not tend to see the client as the expert.
B Incorrect: The deficit-orientation model of chronic conditions does not tend to see the client's family as the expert.
C Correct: The deficit-orientation model of chronic conditions tends to see the professional(s) as the expert.
D Incorrect: The deficit-orientation model of chronic conditions does not tend to see the evidence-based literature as the expert.
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