When assisting a patient who will be participating in telemonitoring in his home, which of the following must the nurse do first?
A) Evaluate the technical skills of the user
B) Determine if the user has the necessary physical skill
C) Ask the patient to select a location for the device in the home
D) Use everyday terms when teaching how to use the device
A
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