A nurse working in labor and delivery is planning care for a client who is arriving to the unit from a local obstetrician's office with a suspected perinatal loss.Which nursing intervention is most appropriate in this situation?

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A) When planning care for a client with a suspected perinatal loss, the nurse should place the client in the room furthest from the clients to provide for privacy. The other options are inappropriate and are not sensitive to the client's emotions.
B) When planning care for a client with a suspected perinatal loss, the nurse should place the client in the room furthest from the clients to provide for privacy. The other options are inappropriate and are not sensitive to the client's emotions.
C) When planning care for a client with a suspected perinatal loss, the nurse should place the client in the room furthest from the clients to provide for privacy. The other options are inappropriate and are not sensitive to the client's emotions.
D) When planning care for a client with a suspected perinatal loss, the nurse should place the client in the room furthest from the clients to provide for privacy. The other options are inappropriate and are not sensitive to the client's emotions.

A Nurse Working in Labor and Delivery Is Planning Care