The nurse is caring for a client demonstrating signs of spiritual distress. Which of the following would the nurse note? (Select all that apply.)
a. lack of hope d. feelings of courage
b. anger toward family e. faith in God
c. poor coping mechanisms f. lack of purpose in life
A, C, F
Manifestation of spiritual distress in a client can include lack of hope, anger toward God, poor coping mechanisms, and lack of purpose in life.
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