The Palliative Care Nurse Who Works with Clients Who Are

The palliative care nurse who works with clients who are dying knows that clients often experience similar, yet very unique, feelings about this process, and may experience spiritual distress. Today, the nurse enters Mr. Singh's room and is quickly told to leave. Mr. Singh yells at the nurse, stating that it's God's fault and the doctor's fault that he is in this position, and he does not want to see anyone. The nurse knows that his client might be experiencing spiritual distress. Which type of spiritual distressor may the client be feeling?

A) loss
B) guilt
C) anger
D) loneliness