In completing a developmental family assessment, what question would the community health nurse include?
A) Who settles disputes among the family members
B) How do family members cope with transitions and attachments within the family
C) Are there any medical conditions, disabilities or limitations of family members?
D) What are the boundaries of roles in this family
Ans: B) How do family members cope with transitions and attachments within the family
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