When asked about his religious preference, the client becomes very upset with the nurse. Which response is appropriate for this situation?
a. "I can see that this upsets you. Let me come back later when you are feeling better."
b. "You need to understand that I am just doing my job here."
c. "There is nothing to be upset about. This is part of my assessment."
d. "I can see that this question upsets you. Do you have any questions about this?"
Answer: d. "I can see that this question upsets you. Do you have any questions about this?"
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