Which of the nurse's actions is most likely to promote a client's compliance with their antiretroviral drug regimen for the treatment of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)?
a. Use interactive and learner-appropriate teaching techniques.
b. Ensure that teaching materials are evidence-based and explicitly referenced.
c. Refer to the characteristics of the HIV virus when explaining how antiretrovirals treat HIV.
d. Emphasize the consequences of noncompliance at various points in client teaching.
Answer: a. Use interactive and learner-appropriate teaching techniques.
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