A client with a diagnosis of colorectal cancer has been presented with treatment options but wishes to defer any decisions to an uncle, who acts in the role of a family patriarch within the client’s culture. The client’s right to self-determination is best protected by:

Respecting the desire to have the uncle make choices on the client’s behalf

Revisiting the decision when the uncle is not present at the bedside

Educating the client about the right to autonomy

Holding a family meeting and encouraging the client to speak on their own behalf