Which information obtained by the nurse is most likely to influence Natalie's perception of her pain?
a) Natalie's younger child is an infant who feeds every three hours
b) Natalie's 4-year-old enjoys being the "big brother" to his baby sister
c) Natalie was a first grade teacher before having children but now stays home
d) Natalie's parents live in the same neighborhood and often help with the children
Answer: a) Natalie's younger child is an infant who feeds every three hours
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