When Providing Care on an Indian Reservation, the Nurse Has

When providing care on an Indian reservation, the nurse has prioritized assessments for diabetes and fetal alcohol syndrome when working with residents of the reservation. How should this nurse's practice be best understood?

A) The nurse is correct in assessing for health problems that have a higher incidence and prevalence among this population.
B) The nurse is stereotyping American Indians as leading unhealthy lifestyles and abusing alcohol.
C) The nurse is performing cultural imposition of the majority American culture, and the accompanying beliefs around diabetes and alcohol use.
D) The nurse should seek specific permission from each client before proceeding with these assessments.