The nurse demonstrates a positive self-concept to a client with a new ostomy by:
a. stating, "I know the ostomy is difficult to look at, but you will get used to it."
b. grimacing while stating, "Ostomy care isn't so bad to get used to."
c. smiling and stating, "Let me show you how to place the bag on your stoma."
d. stating, "You have to start taking care of this yourself."
ANS: C
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