With which client should the nurse make the assessment that not using touch would probably be in the client's best interests?
A. Ms. E, a client from Russia
B. Mrs. F, a deeply depressed client
C. Ms. G, a Chinese American client
D. Mr. H, a tearful client reporting pain
Ans: C. Ms. G, a Chinese American client
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