A Client Is Believed to Have Adapted to a Situation

question 12

Multiple Choice

A client is believed to have adapted to a situation when he or she exhibits which characteristic?

• A)The client has become accustomed to his or her surroundings.
• B)The client has shown improvement in behavior as evidenced by the ability to carry out activities normal to his or her life.
• C)The client has accepted his or her current behavior patterns.
• D)The client has established a trusting relationship with the caregivers who are providing care.

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Definitions:

Annas And Grodin

A reference to George J. Annas and Michael A. Grodin, notable figures in bioethics known for their contributions to the field.

Informed Consent

The process by which individuals are given information about a medical intervention, its risks and benefits, and voluntarily agree to undergo it.

Developing Nation

A country with a less developed industrial base and a lower Human Development Index compared to other countries, often characterized by a lower standard of living and lesser economic resources.

Medical Importance

The significance or impact of a medical condition, treatment, or innovation on health care, patient wellbeing, or medical research.