During the bath, the client suddenly says, "I am not going to get well. I think I am going to die." What response by the nurse is most appropriate?
A)
"You are doing so well, don't talk like that."
B)
"What makes you think you are dying?"
C)
"Let's think of something more cheerful."
D)
"Whatever is meant to be will happen."
B
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