57) A nurse should use which guidelines when assessing a client who could be considered part of a vulnerable population? Select all that apply. The client may have other priorities other than their health care issues. Create a comfortable environment for the client. Be very direct and straightforward with the client Obtain information about their culture so that you understand beliefs, practices, and values as it relates to healthcare. Be aware of the VIP according to your facility
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