Which of the following questions would the nurse ask to assess the client's inner strengths?
a. "What brings you joy and peace in your life?"
b. "How do you feel about yourself right now?"
c. "Do you belong to any groups?"
d. "Why do you want to get well?"
A
When assessing the client's inner strengths, include questions such as: "What brings you joy and peace in your life? What are your personal strengths? What do you believe in? Is faith important in your life?"
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