The client states, "I don't know what all this fuss is about religion. God died years ago." The nurse does believe in God, and has a strong inclination to share reasons for that belief with the client
What is the best question for the nurse to consider before responding to the client's remark? A)
"How much longer will I be caring for this client?"
B)
"Will I get into trouble if I say anything?"
C)
"Am I meeting my needs or the client's?"
D)
"How can I best make this client understand?"
C
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