The Client Admitted to the Hospital for an Arm Fracture

The client admitted to the hospital for an arm fracture requiring surgery appears disheveled and has a body odor. The nurse expresses surprise at the client's appearance and reports that this is not the normal appearance of the client, who is usually clean and meticulously groomed. Based on this information, which assessments are priority to plan this client's care?

A) Food preferences.
B) Psychosocial assessment.
C) Memory assessment and orientation.
D) Spiritual assessment.
E) Body systems examination.