The client undergoing femoral popliteal bypass states that he is fearful he will lose the limb in the near future. Which response by the nurse is most therapeutic?
A. "Are you afraid you will not be able to work?"
B. "If you control your diabetes, you can avoid amputation."
C. "Your concerns are valid; we can review some steps to limit disease progression."
D. "What about the situation concerns you most?"
Answer: C. "Your concerns are valid; we can review some steps to limit disease progression."
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