What is a key function of the nurse in Neuman's Health-Care Systems Model?
a. Identify the level at which a disruption in the client's internal stability has taken place.
b. Return the client to a state of adaptation.
c. Set goals for the fulfillment of clients' needs.
d. Assist the client to reach his or her greatest potential.
A
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