The nurse is communicating with a patient following a routine physical examination. Which statement best demonstrates summarization of the appointment?
A) "I think all went well with your physical, don't you?
B) "Do you have any questions about all that was discussed during the exam?"
C) "We reviewed your plans for your new diet and medications. Do you have any other questions?"
D) "Will we see you in 6 months to see how your diet has progressed?"
Ans: C
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