The nurse is incorporating Dunn's model of wellness in the care of the client's in clinic. Which should the nurse focus treatment on?
A. Assisting the client in restoring harmony to their life.
B. Promoting flexibility for environmental adaptation.
C. Relieving signs and symptoms of disease.
D. Maximizing the function of the client.
Answer: D
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