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Following a Modified Radical Mastectomy, the Health Care Provider Recommends

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Following a modified radical mastectomy, the health care provider recommends chemotherapy even though the lymph nodes were negative for cancer cells. The patient tells the nurse that she does not know what to do about chemotherapy because she has heard that she may not even need chemotherapy and that the side effects are uncomfortable. The nursing diagnosis that best reflects the patient's problem is


A) anxiety related to prospect of additional cancer therapy.
B) fear related to uncomfortable side effects of chemotherapy.
C) decisional conflict related to lack of knowledge about prognosis and treatment options.
D) risk for ineffective health maintenance related to reluctance to consider additional treatment.

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