The nurse recognizes the following as an appropriate strategy for communicating with clients who are not fluent in English?

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An appropriate strategy for communicating with clients who are not fluent in English is to incorporate hand gestures and pictures.Speaking in a louder tone of voice will not help the client understand the English language.Responding to the client by his or her first name may demonstrate a lack of respect.The nurse should introduce him or herself and then request the client to introduce himself or herself.An interpreter is not necessary for all communication.However,an interpreter must be used for communicating to the client information about his or her medical condition.It is not acceptable for family members to translate health care information,but they can assist with ongoing interaction during the client's care.

The Nurse Recognizes the Following as an Appropriate Strategy for Communicating