While reviewing the client's demographic information, the nurse notes the client is from Cuba. When planning care for this client, which racial group will the nurse use to determine this client's risk for health disparities?
1. Asian American.
2. African American.
3. Hispanic.
4. Multiracial.
Correct Answer: 3
Clients from Cuba are not considered to be multiracial. Multiracial clients belong to two or more racial groups.
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