A client who has had a colostomy is to be discharged from the healthcare facility. Which
is the most important intervention to be performed by the nurse before discharge?
A) Discuss the best time for the client to leave the facility
B) Instruct the family to bring clothing, pillows, or blankets if needed
C) Ask when the family will be available to pick up the client
D) Have the client change the colostomy bag independently
D
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