A patient with cancer does not want to experience any more pain. What should the nurse do to help this patient?
A. Review ways to reduce pain without the use of medication.
B. Explain that every patient with cancer has pain.
C. Discuss pain management options.
D. Instruct on why pain will continue throughout treatment.
Answer: C
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