A nurse working 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. "Tell me about any attempts you've made to quit using nicotine" is the only open-ended phrase that is effective in assessing this client.
B) Appropriate assessment questions should be open-ended and allow the client to elaborate on the answers. "Tell me about any attempts you've made to quit using nicotine" is the only open-ended phrase that is effective in assessing this client.
C) Appropriate assessment questions should be open-ended and allow the client to elaborate on the answers. "Tell me about any attempts you've made to quit using nicotine" is the only open-ended phrase that is effective in assessing this client.
D) Appropriate assessment questions should be open-ended and allow the client to elaborate on the answers. "Tell me about any attempts you've made to quit using nicotine" is the only open-ended phrase that is effective in assessing this client.

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