Which client problem does the nurse set as the priority for the client experiencing chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy?
A. Potential for lack of understanding related to side effects of chemotherapy
B. Risk for Injury related to sensory and motor deficits
C. Potential for ineffective coping strategies related to loss of motor control
D. Altered sexual function related to erectile dysfunction
Ans: B. Risk for Injury related to sensory and motor deficits
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