The nurse is caring for a client who ascribes to the theory of animism. When attempting to explain this theory to other staff members, the nurse should state which of the following?
a. "The nurse is the handmaiden of the physician."
b. "Everything in nature is alive with invisible forces."
c. "The physician is viewed as a god-like figure."
d. "Pets can help heal clients."
Ans: b. "Everything in nature is alive with invisible forces."
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).