Altering a family's perception of the illness event is possible
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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Rationale:
Altering the family's perception of the illness event through teaching, educating, and interpreting the situation is possible.
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A) Elder's adult child B) Elder's partner C) Elder's neighbor D) Elder's grandchild
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A. assist Spanish-speaking patients to reach optimal health. B. teach Spanish-speaking patients some English. C. provide information so they can make a decision between oral and injectable medications. D. reduce the legal liability of the clinic.