A nurse is preparing to assess a client who is new to the clinic. When beginning the collection of the client database, which of the following actions should the nurse prioritize? Establishing a trusting relationship Determining client strengths and weaknesses Identifying potential health problems Making clinical inferences   Why option 2 is incorrect?

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