An immigrant and his wife are both HIV positive. The physician prescribes antiretroviral medications. However, the client tells the nurse he is concerned about his ability to afford the treatment. What advice can the nurse provide to the client to help begin the treatment?
A) The client can choose an alternative, less expensive medication and later shift to taking antiretroviral medications.
B) It is not the responsibility of the nurse to advise clients on the financial aspect of a treatment.
C) The client should consider a second opinion from another medical expert.
D) The client can approach social agencies and pharmaceutical companies that provide antiretroviral drugs on compassionate grounds.
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