The nurse is caring for a young client who met with an accident. The client is dying and the family is inconsolable. The nurse understands that the client and the family are not rooted in any organized religion
What is the best kind of spiritual support that the nurse can provide to the client and the family? A) Suggesting spiritual readings
B) Encouraging religious rituals
C) Providing compassionate care
D) Asking client to join a religious group
C
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