A nurse who works in an outpatient primary care clinic is caring for a client with asthma who has an 80 pack-year smoking history. When assessing the client's current use of nicotine, which question is most appropriate?

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A)Appropriate assessment questions should be open-ended and allow the client to elaborate on the answers. Of the choices provided, only "What prior attempts have you made to quit using nicotine?" meets these criteria.
B)Appropriate assessment questions should be open-ended and allow the client to elaborate on the answers. Of the choices provided, only "What prior attempts have you made to quit using nicotine?" meets these criteria.
C)Appropriate assessment questions should be open-ended and allow the client to elaborate on the answers. Of the choices provided, only "What prior attempts have you made to quit using nicotine?" meets these criteria.
D)Appropriate assessment questions should be open-ended and allow the client to elaborate on the answers. Of the choices provided, only "What prior attempts have you made to quit using nicotine?" meets these criteria.

A Nurse Who Works in an Outpatient Primary Care Clinic