Your client has been diagnosed with heart problems. You can empower the client by:
1. helping the client develop, obtain, and use resources.
2. calling the local heart association to obtain information for the client.
3. referring the client for outpatient treatment.
4. waiting until the client requests help.
ANS: 1
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