A licensed practical nurse performs many tasks and functions in the course of his or her job. Which of the following aspects of nursing is a reflection of Dorothy Orem's theory of nursing?
A) Helping patients achieve harmony between mind, body, and spirit
B) Compensating for patients' deficits in their ability to care for themselves
C) Providing conditions where patients can become self-actualized
D) Teaching patients what their most significant needs are
B
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