After Ms Jackson stops crying, she states "My father was in so much pain before he died. Talking about pain brings back so many memories. How should the nurse respond?
a. We don't need to talk about pain control today if it makes you sad
b. Perhaps you need to see a counselor to help you resolve your grief
c. It sounds as if you went through a difficult time when your father died.
d. You need to focus on your own needs now and not on past memories
Answer: c. It sounds as if you went through a difficult time when your father died.
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