The nurse is trying to obtain some information about family relationships from the client. Which of the following statements is best?
A) "Is it upsetting for you to talk about your family?"
B) "Is your family ready for you to come home?"
C) "How is your family?"
D) "Tell me your feelings about your family situation."
D
Feedback: Asking the client to describe or discuss family is the best option; all other statements might only get one-word answers.
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