When Conducting an Admission Interview,a Mental Health Nurse Asks a Patient

When conducting an admission interview,a mental health nurse asks a patient a series of questions related to personal beliefs.When the patient asks why these questions are being asked,how should the nurse respond?

A) "These questions are routine and are a mandatory part of the admission process."
B) "The prime reason is that these questions help the staff to identify any specific health care practices that would conflict with your religious beliefs."
C) "Mental health can be affected by personal belief systems, so it is important that your treatment plan be developed to be compatible with your beliefs."
D) "These questions are asked of every patient and are confidential, but if you are not comfortable answering them I will simply note that in your chart."