A client tells the nurse they are worried that they have cancer. Which response should the nurse provide the client that demonstrates reflection?
A. "It sounds like you are worried about having cancer."
B. "Everything will be all right."
C. "You must be angry that this is happening to you."
D. "You may be over reacting."
Answer: C
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