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An 80-year-old woman is not always sure where she is and often thinks that nursing personnel are members of her family. One day, when a nurse comes with a wheelchair to take her to the sum porch, the client says in a bossy manner, “Start the car, Betty, I’d like to go into town.” Which of these responses would be best for the nurse to make? A. “All right, after I get you into the wheelchair, I’ll start the car.” B. “I’m not Betty and I’m not going to start the car. Why do you say things like that?” C. “I’ve come to take you to the sun porch. Tell me what you used to do when you went into town.” D. “I’m not Betty. You’ve forgotten my name again.”
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