Samira went to a party with a new friend, Saul. Saul drove but then used illegal drugs at the party. He is not safe to drive. As
the party dies down, Saul tells Samira that it's past his curfew and time to go home. Which is the best example of assertive refusal that Samira could use to keep herself safe? A.Samira looks away and firmly says no at first, but later she gets in the car and lets Saul drive her home. B.Samira looks away and says no every time Saul tells her to get in the car. Samira tells him she still wants to stay at the party. C.Samira stands up straight, shakes her head, and firmly says no every time Saul asks her to get in the car. She then waits for her aunt to come pick her up. D.Samira stands up straight and shakes her head, but then she gets in the car and lets Saul drive her home anyway.
<h2>d) her use of other drugs is the most important factor related to the patient's assessment.</h2>
Explanation:
The nurse needs to focus more on patient's drug history.This data will allow the nurse to evaluate the patient's vulnerability to disease because certain past illnesses and medications such as corticosteroids decrease the inflammatory and immune responses.
The patient's age, home environment and diet don't have any serious consequences during her assessment because they don't indicate her vulnerability to illness.
