A group of nursing students are doing their first clinical rotation in a long-term care facility. The nurse educator, in meeting the needs of this particular client group, reminds students to:
A) Treat this group of clients with a different level of respect than younger clients.
B) Do all cares for the clients, since they're unable to do them independently.
C) Always remember that the client's self-respect must be maintained in all interactions of the students.
D) Make sure the clients' cares are done in a timely manner, and sometimes that means doing things for the client.
C
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