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How can teaching be best provided to a client who has a different primary language than the nurse?

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: The correct answer is B: Make arrangements to teach using an interpreter. This option ensures effective communication and understanding between the nurse and the client with a different primary language. The interpreter can accurately convey information, clarify doubts, and facilitate a two-way exchange. Other choices may not guarantee clear communication: A could be challenging due to language barriers, C may not be sufficient for complex concepts, and D relies on the client's ability to read in their primary language. Using an interpreter is the most direct and reliable method to ensure successful teaching in such a scenario.

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