A nurse is caring for a 45-year-old male client who lost function in both of his legs due to an automobile accident. Which of the following should the nurse do first to personalize the client's learning?
A) Gather pertinent information from the client
B) Analyze the client's behavior
C) Prepare the training plan for the client
D) Develop confidence in the client
A
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To personalize the learning, the nurse must first gather pertinent information from the client. Analyzing the client's behavior, preparing the training plan for the client, and developing confidence in the client are the next steps to personalize the learning.
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