When providing secondary prevention activities for individuals experiencing the psychological consequences of a disaster, which of the following would the nurse do as a general approach?

A) Provide situational support for stress relief
B) Convey warmth and concern for the client
C) Teach about expected emotional reactions
D) Reunify family members who were separated


C

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