Your observations of your client, Mr. Jebb, lead you to conclude that he is experiencing several psychosocial responses to pain. Which observation best supports this conclusion?

A. Mr. Jebb's appetite has decreased significantly.
B. Mr. Jebb is able to sleep well.
C. Mr. Jebb is eating his typical diet.
D. Mr. Jebb seems cheerful and optimistic.


Ans: A. Mr. Jebb's appetite has decreased significantly.

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