A pregnant adolescent asks a nurse on a psychiatric unit, "Do you think I should give my baby up for adoption?" Which nursing statement is most appropriate?
A) "It would probably be best for you and the baby."
B) "Why would you want to give it up for adoption?"
C) "What do you think would be the best thing for you to do?"
D) "I'm afraid you would feel very guilty afterward if you gave your baby away."
C
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