During a home care visit,an older adult client states to the nurse,"my wife died 3 years ago." Which client action is a possible indicator that the client is experiencing complicated grief?

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A) Leaving the deceased wife's craft room and belongings intact for over 3 years is considered outside the normal limits of the grief process for the elderly. Talking about his deceased wife's good and bad points and showing photographs of her are normal responses to grief. Sending out the laundry to be done is a healthy response to a problem that this client identified.
B) Leaving the deceased wife's craft room and belongings intact for over 3 years is considered outside the normal limits of the grief process for the elderly. Talking about his deceased wife's good and bad points and showing photographs of her are normal responses to grief. Sending out the laundry to be done is a healthy response to a problem that this client identified.
C) Leaving the deceased wife's craft room and belongings intact for over 3 years is considered outside the normal limits of the grief process for the elderly. Talking about his deceased wife's good and bad points and showing photographs of her are normal responses to grief. Sending out the laundry to be done is a healthy response to a problem that this client identified.
D) Leaving the deceased wife's craft room and belongings intact for over 3 years is considered outside the normal limits of the grief process for the elderly. Talking about his deceased wife's good and bad points and showing photographs of her are normal responses to grief. Sending out the laundry to be done is a healthy response to a problem that this client identified.

During a Home Care Visit,an Older Adult Client States to the Nurse,"my