The client has just learned that she has advanced cancer for which there is no effective treatment. The client says, "This can't be. I want a second opinion." According to Kübler-Ross, the client is in which stage of dying?

a. Denial c. Bargaining
b. Anger d. Depression


ANS: A

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The nurse is planning activities to support the 2020 National Health Goals that address health teaching. Which action should the nurse take to ensure these goals are supported?

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