After a Spouse Dies, a Client Is Diagnosed with Adjustment

After a spouse dies, a client is diagnosed with adjustment disorder with depressed mood. Client symptoms include chronic migraines, feelings of hopelessness, social isolation, and self-care deficit. Which outcome would be most appropriate to direct the focus of this client's care?

A) The client will not cope with stress by impulsive behaviors by discharge.
B) The client will accomplish activities of daily living independently by discharge.
C) The client will be able to cope effectively by delaying gratification by discharge.
D) The client will verbalize a positive body image by discharge.