The nurse is planning care for a group of clients who are experiencing grief. Which principle from accepted grief models should the nurse use to guide care?

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A)Although models of grief are useful in guiding the nursing care of clients who are experiencing loss, there are no clear-cut stages of grief, nor are there exact timetables. The Kübler-Ross model describes all stages of grief and grieving, not just anticipatory grief. None of these models clearly or definitively predict grief behaviors. No research exists that proves these models are not useful.
B)Although models of grief are useful in guiding the nursing care of clients who are experiencing loss, there are no clear-cut stages of grief, nor are there exact timetables. The Kübler-Ross model describes all stages of grief and grieving, not just anticipatory grief. None of these models clearly or definitively predict grief behaviors. No research exists that proves these models are not useful.
C)Although models of grief are useful in guiding the nursing care of clients who are experiencing loss, there are no clear-cut stages of grief, nor are there exact timetables. The Kübler-Ross model describes all stages of grief and grieving, not just anticipatory grief. None of these models clearly or definitively predict grief behaviors. No research exists that proves these models are not useful.
D)Although models of grief are useful in guiding the nursing care of clients who are experiencing loss, there are no clear-cut stages of grief, nor are there exact timetables. The Kübler-Ross model describes all stages of grief and grieving, not just anticipatory grief. None of these models clearly or definitively predict grief behaviors. No research exists that proves these models are not useful.

The Nurse Is Planning Care for a Group of Clients