The plan of care for a woman diagnosed with a suspected reproductive cancer includes a nursing diagnosis of disturbed body image related to suspected reproductive tract cancer and impact on sexuality as evidenced by the client's statement

that she is worried that she won't be the same. Which of the following would be an appropriate outcome for this client?
A) Client will verbalize positive statements about self and sexuality.
B) Client will demonstrate understanding of the condition and associated treatment.
C) Client will exhibit positive coping strategies related to diagnosis.
D) Client will identify misconceptions related to her diagnosis.


A

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