A client is asking for the nurse to explain acupuncture. What would you tell the client?

A) Acupuncture is only done in Eastern countries
B) Acupuncture is a dangerous option for the treatment of disease
C) Acupuncture is beneficial to creating a mood of distraction
D) Acupuncture is used to correct disharmony


Ans: D

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