When Determining Priorities for Planned Actions, the Practitioner Should

Multiple Choice

When determining priorities for planned actions, the practitioner should

A) address problems in the order of their chronologic development.
B) consider whether the patient is concerned about a particular problem before addressing it.
C) ignore the patient's social and economic circumstances.
D) address the most urgent problem first.
E) never consider if the cost of care will impact other areas of the patient's life.