Multiple Choice
Situation: Judy Montgomery, an 85-year-old client with Alzheimer's disease, developed a serious complication of pneumonia with a very poor prognosis.
One night while doing your rounds, Judy asks for you to stay and talk in the middle of the night. What should you do?
A) Tell Judy that she needs to sleep.
B) Call Judy's family to stay with her.
C) Call a pastor to talk with Judy.
D) Sit on the chair next to Judy's bed and converse with her.
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