A 15-year-old client who recently lost his father in a plane crash has begun to question his religious beliefs

He cries out, "No God would have let my father die like that! I'm so angry I could scream!" Which is the appropriate nursing intervention?
A) Listen and maintain a nonjudgmental attitude.
B) Administer an anxiolytic.
C) Consult pastoral counseling.
D) Share one's personal belief system.


A

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