The nurse taking care of a client in the clinic notes that the client comes in twice per week,but never seems to have anything majorly wrong.Which is a benefit of providing education about self-care to this client?

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A) A client's perceived need for healthcare services can be a barrier to access. It may cause clients to seek care that is unnecessary or care that is necessary but provided at an inappropriate and often more expensive place of service than needed. The nurse can change clients' perception of need (thereby promoting appropriate and timely health care) by managing client care, teaching adults about self-care and the care of their children, and teaching clients when and how to access appropriate care.
B) A client's perceived need for healthcare services can be a barrier to access. It may cause clients to seek care that is unnecessary or care that is necessary but provided at an inappropriate and often more expensive place of service than needed. The nurse can change clients' perception of need (thereby promoting appropriate and timely health care) by managing client care, teaching adults about self-care and the care of their children, and teaching clients when and how to access appropriate care.
C) A client's perceived need for healthcare services can be a barrier to access. It may cause clients to seek care that is unnecessary or care that is necessary but provided at an inappropriate and often more expensive place of service than needed. The nurse can change clients' perception of need (thereby promoting appropriate and timely health care) by managing client care, teaching adults about self-care and the care of their children, and teaching clients when and how to access appropriate care.
D) A client's perceived need for healthcare services can be a barrier to access. It may cause clients to seek care that is unnecessary or care that is necessary but provided at an inappropriate and often more expensive place of service than needed. The nurse can change clients' perception of need (thereby promoting appropriate and timely health care) by managing client care, teaching adults about self-care and the care of their children, and teaching clients when and how to access appropriate care.

The Nurse Taking Care of a Client in the Clinic