A nurse is caring for an older adult client with depression whose spouse died 2 months ago.When planning care for this client,what goals are most appropriate? Select all that apply.

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A) When planning care for an older adult with normal grief, the nurse will collaborate with the client to develop goals. The goals that the client will attend psychotherapy and complicated grief sessions are not appropriate for a client with normal grief. These therapies are more appropriate for clients with abnormal grieving. All other goals are appropriate.
B) When planning care for an older adult with normal grief, the nurse will collaborate with the client to develop goals. The goals that the client will attend psychotherapy and complicated grief sessions are not appropriate for a client with normal grief. These therapies are more appropriate for clients with abnormal grieving. All other goals are appropriate.
C) When planning care for an older adult with normal grief, the nurse will collaborate with the client to develop goals. The goals that the client will attend psychotherapy and complicated grief sessions are not appropriate for a client with normal grief. These therapies are more appropriate for clients with abnormal grieving. All other goals are appropriate.
D) When planning care for an older adult with normal grief, the nurse will collaborate with the client to develop goals. The goals that the client will attend psychotherapy and complicated grief sessions are not appropriate for a client with normal grief. These therapies are more appropriate for clients with abnormal grieving. All other goals are appropriate.
E) When planning care for an older adult with normal grief, the nurse will collaborate with the client to develop goals. The goals that the client will attend psychotherapy and complicated grief sessions are not appropriate for a client with normal grief. These therapies are more appropriate for clients with abnormal grieving. All other goals are appropriate.

A Nurse Is Caring for an Older Adult Client with Depression