When helping clients who are thinking about end-of-life decisions, case managers can support client autonomy by attending to which of the following guidelines?
1.Help the client decide who he or she would want to make decisions on his or her behalf.
2.Help the client decide the kind of medical treatment that he or she wants or does not want.
3.Help the client decide how he or she wants to be treated during end-of-life care.
4.Help the client decide whether or not he or she would lie to establish advance directives.
A. I, II, III, and IV
B. I and III
C. II, III and IV
D. II and IV
A
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