The pre-orientation phase of the nurse-client relationship in characterized by a focus on:
A. The nurse's self-analysis of strengths, limitations, and feelings
B. clarification of the nurse's role
C. changing client behavior
D. incorporating coping skills into client's routine
Ans: A. The nurse's self-analysis of strengths, limitations, and feelings
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