When interviewing a client, the nurse asks the client to describe him-or herself to understand his or her identity. The MOST appropriate rationale for obtaining this information is:
a. to influence client's identity
b. to enhance client's self-concept
c. to gain insight if client is comfortable with his or her identity
d. to recall memories of success
C
A client's identity is assessed by asking the person to describe him- or herself. This description of the self provides the nurse with insight as to whether or not the client is comfortable with his or her identity.
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