When selecting appropriate nursing interventions, which of the following should the nurse consider?
a. Reduce costs.
b. Select interventions that follow written physician orders.
c. Select interventions that take into consideration the client's values or beliefs.
d. Chose interventions that are difficult for the client while ill but will aid in enhancing the client's abilities.
ANS: C
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