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A lack of true understanding can often be misread by the nurse as noncompliance.Which of the following statements demonstrate effective questioning methods to assess a patient's understanding?
Capacity
The legal ability to enter into a binding contract.
Legal Capacity
The ability of an individual or entity to enter into legally binding contracts, make decisions, and be held accountable for them, often related to age, mental competency, and legal status.
Mental Ability
The capacity to think, learn, reason, and solve problems; often assessed through various psychological and cognitive tests.
Necessaries
Items or services required for an individual's personal use and essential for maintaining a reasonable standard of living, including food, shelter, and clothing.
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