Which of the following would be most appropriate when interviewing a 66-year-old woman who presents at a healthcare facility with her son and daughter-in-law?
A) The nurse should introduce himself or herself to the family first.
B) The nurse should ensure that the client is interviewed alone at some point.
C) The nurse should address the client by her first name.
D) The nurse should address all questions to family members first.
B
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