The nurse can assist with reducing anxiety when preparing a patient for a diagnostic examination by:
a. explaining the costs of the examination.
b. demonstrating use of equipment.
c. answering questions for clarification.
d. filling out required paperwork.
C
The nurse must be prepared to answer questions that the patient may have to reduce anxiety and give valid information.
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