When an etiological factor cannot change,at which of the following should interventions be directed?
A) Eliminating risk factors
B) Treating signs and symptoms
C) Creating a safe environment for the client
D) Understanding the scientific rationale for the interventions

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Since the etiological factor cannot be changed, interventions should be aimed at treating signs and symptoms to improve the client's quality of life despite the presence of the underlying factor. Eliminating risk factors may not be possible, creating a safe environment may not directly improve the client's symptoms, and understanding the scientific rationale for interventions is important but not a direct intervention in itself.

When an Etiological Factor Cannot Change,at Which of the Following