The client confides in the nurse that he or she is drawn to complementary and alternative medicine because it promotes the "whole person." The client would like spirituality and prayer included in his or her plan of care. What is the best response by the nurse?
A. "We will include spirituality in your plan. Would you like to say a prayer?"
B. "I think your spiritual concerns are best left up to you and your minister."
C. "What exactly do you mean by spirituality and prayer?"
D. "We usually do not pray with clients; is there something you are worried about?"
Answer: A
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