A Client Was Admitted to the Hospital After a Suicide

A client was admitted to the hospital after a suicide attempt. The client feels responsible for an automobile accident during which the client suffered only minor injuries, however, the client's teenage daughter was killed. During the assessment interview, the client speaks about the daughter, makes a visible attempt to "straighten up," smiles superficially at the nurse, and states, "I'll get over this. I just need to keep a stiff upper lip. I think all I need to do is stay overnight. I'll be as good as new by tomorrow." Which response by the nurse would be most appropriate?

A) "It sounds like you were really close to your daughter. What a shame to lose her at such a young age."
B) "I'm sure you are right; a good night's rest should make a big difference."
C) "As good as new?"
D) "You made a serious attempt on your life; you will not be ready go home by tomorrow."