An adolescent client being seen in the ambulatory clinic is experiencing a period of rapid growth
The nurse notes that the client is well groomed, is sitting erect in the chair, and openly answers questions. The nurse concludes through these observations that which of the following client attributes is intact?
1. self-concept
2. role performance ability
3. body image
4. personal identity
ANS: 1
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