A nurse is providing teaching to a client about advance directives. Which of the following statements by the client indicates an understanding of the teaching?

Choice A reason: Providing the client with written information in their spoken language is the appropriate action for the nurse to take. This would ensure that the client understands the information and can refer to it later. It would also respect the client's culture and preferences.

Choice B reason: Speaking very slowly during the teaching session is not an appropriate action for the nurse to take. This would not improve the communication or comprehension of the client. It might also be perceived as patronizing or disrespectful by the client.

Choice C reason: Using medical terminology while explaining the medications is not an appropriate action for the nurse to take. This would confuse the client and hinder the learning process. The nurse should use simple and clear language that the client can understand.

Choice D reason: Having the client's family member who is present interpret is not an appropriate action for the nurse to take. This would compromise the accuracy and confidentiality of the information. It might also create a conflict of interest or a bias for the family member. The nurse should use a professional interpreter or a translation device if available.

Choice A reason: Demonstrating use of the pump during medication administration is not the priority action by the charge nurse. This would not ensure that all staff nurses are competent and confident in using the new pump. It would also interrupt the workflow and patient care.

Choice B reason: Pairing an inexperienced nurse with an experienced nurse is not the priority action by the charge nurse. This would not address the knowledge gap of the staff nurses who are not paired. It would also create a dependency on the experienced nurse and a potential risk for errors.

Choice C reason: Planning an in-service education program on the unit is the priority action by the charge nurse. This would provide the staff nurses with the opportunity to learn about the new pump, its features, functions, and troubleshooting. It would also allow the charge nurse to assess the staff nurses' learning needs and evaluate their competency.

Choice D reason: Contacting the manufacturer of the pump for assistance is not the priority action by the charge nurse. This would not address the immediate needs of the staff nurses who are using the new pump. It would also depend on the availability and responsiveness of the manufacturer.