The client tells the nurse that her 12-year-old child asks to use her nail polish remover several times a day.When her friends come to visit,this seems to occur more frequently.Which response by the nurse is the most appropriate?
A) "Your daughter might be 'huffing'; that is really scary."
B) "Your daughter might be 'huffing,' or inhaling the remover."
C) "Your daughter might be 'huffing,' or drinking small amounts of the remover."
D) "Your daughter might be 'huffing,' or rubbing the remover on her skin."
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