The client was admired for story-telling ability prior to having a stroke. In an effort to help the client maintain and improve speech, the nurse knows to:
A) Provide reassurance that the client's story-telling ability will return.
B) Provide skills training.
C) Communicate effectively with the client's family.
D) Provide frequent contact and reassurance.
B
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