A Chinese American client with an anxiety disorder tells the nurse she thinks her symptoms began when her energy became imbalanced
When the nurse asks what ideas the client has about ways of treating the imbalance, the nurse should expect the client to suggest a plan for:
A.
Eating special foods.
B.
Taking psychotropic medication.
C.
Undergoing cognitive behavior therapy.
D.
Having a native healer perform a ritual.
ANS: A
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