Critical factors for successful integration of loss during the grieving process are
a. the client's adequate perception, adequate support, and adequate coping.
b. the nurse's trustworthiness and healthy attitudes about grief.
c. accurate assessment and intervention by the nurse or helping person.
d. the client's predictable and steady movement from one stage of the process to the next.
Answer: a. the client's adequate perception, adequate support, and adequate coping.
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