A client is discussing stressors with the nurse and is describing how she feels better when she takes a brisk walk. The client's action is an example of:
A) appraisal.
B) secondary appraisal.
C) buffering.
D) adaptation.
Ans: D
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Adaptation is the process of adjusting to, or accommodating, a stressor. Appraisals involve the subjective evaluation of a potential stressor. Buffering is something that reduces the intensity of stress.
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