A patient recovering from a stroke has agnosia. What should the nurse do when caring for this patient?
A. Speak with a normal tone of voice near the ear on the unaffected side.
B. Help the patient move hands and arms through the motions of combing hair and getting dressed.
C. Frequently repeat the names of familiar persons and objects in the patient's room when providing care.
D. Talk normally to the patient but allow adequate time for the patient's short responses.
Answer: C
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