When caring for a family or community, what is one of the most important variables for the care to be acceptable to the recipients?
A. According to the textbook or procedure manual
B. Consistent with agency policies
C. Consistent with legal rules and regulations
D. Culturally congruent
E. The least expensive option if all are equally effective
ANS: D
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