A young client is scheduled for an electroencephalogram (EEG). When the nurse is preparing the client for the test, the client reveals that during childhood he was mildly electrocuted, but was miraculously saved

Therefore, he is quite afraid of going through an EEG. In which of the following ways can the nurse help dispel the client's fear regarding the test? A) Distract the client's attention from the test.
B) Inform the client that he will not experience any electrical shock.
C) Inform the client that he will experience only mild electrical shock.
D) Encourage adequate water intake by the client.


B

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