The nurse is caring for a client with rheumatoid arthritis who expresses the desire to remain active as long as possible.In order for the client to meet this goal,what should the nurse prepare to do?

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A) The number of clients with chronic diseases with healthcare needs is increasing rapidly, and nurses and primary healthcare providers cannot meet all of these clients' needs. When a client expresses the desire to live as normally as possible, the nurse should refer the client to professionals who can help the client meet that goal. The nurse can teach some nutrition and exercise but cannot go into the depth that this client would need. The client with a chronic disease should not be told there is no hope but should be helped toward reaching desired goals. Asking the client the reason for the decision is irrelevant to the situation.
B) The number of clients with chronic diseases with healthcare needs is increasing rapidly, and nurses and primary healthcare providers cannot meet all of these clients' needs. When a client expresses the desire to live as normally as possible, the nurse should refer the client to professionals who can help the client meet that goal. The nurse can teach some nutrition and exercise but cannot go into the depth that this client would need. The client with a chronic disease should not be told there is no hope but should be helped toward reaching desired goals. Asking the client the reason for the decision is irrelevant to the situation.
C) The number of clients with chronic diseases with healthcare needs is increasing rapidly, and nurses and primary healthcare providers cannot meet all of these clients' needs. When a client expresses the desire to live as normally as possible, the nurse should refer the client to professionals who can help the client meet that goal. The nurse can teach some nutrition and exercise but cannot go into the depth that this client would need. The client with a chronic disease should not be told there is no hope but should be helped toward reaching desired goals. Asking the client the reason for the decision is irrelevant to the situation.
D) The number of clients with chronic diseases with healthcare needs is increasing rapidly, and nurses and primary healthcare providers cannot meet all of these clients' needs. When a client expresses the desire to live as normally as possible, the nurse should refer the client to professionals who can help the client meet that goal. The nurse can teach some nutrition and exercise but cannot go into the depth that this client would need. The client with a chronic disease should not be told there is no hope but should be helped toward reaching desired goals. Asking the client the reason for the decision is irrelevant to the situation.

The Nurse Is Caring for a Client with Rheumatoid Arthritis