Question

question 4 out of 14: if a family member can’t accompany your client to a doctor’s appointment, what should you do if the client and family member approve? arrange for your client take a taxi to and from the appointment. go with the client and stay while the doctor examines him or her. go with the client and stay during the examination if the client wants you to stay. go with the client but wait in the car.

Explanation:

In a caregiving or support context, when a family member can't accompany the client and both approve, the appropriate action respects the client's wishes. Option C (Go with the client and stay during the examination if the client wants you to stay) aligns with providing support while considering the client's preference. Option A (taxi) may not provide the needed support during the appointment. Option B (stay regardless) doesn't consider the client's wish. Option D (wait in car) doesn't offer support during the exam. So the correct choice is the one that includes staying only if the client wants.

Answer:

C. Go with the client and stay during the examination if the client wants you to stay.