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When caring for a patient who speaks a different language and an interpreter is unavailable, which action by the nurse is most appropriate?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: When faced with a language barrier and lacking an interpreter, using simple gestures can help convey meaning to the patient. This approach can assist in basic communication and understanding. Talking slowly may not be effective if the patient does not understand the language, and speaking loudly can be perceived as aggressive or intimidating. Repeating words may not aid comprehension if the patient is unfamiliar with the language.
Therefore, using gestures is the most appropriate option in this situation.

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