A client who has been abused decides to return with her two young children to her husband. Which is the most appropriate nursing response to this client's decision?
A) "Let's develop a safety plan in case he becomes violent in the future."
B) "Research shows that men who batter don't improve. They only get worse."
C) "Aren't you concerned about your children? It seems like a selfish thing to do."
D) "I believe it is wrong for you to return to what you know is a violent situation."
A
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