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A 17-year-old is admitted to a psychiatric day treatment program due to severe lower back pain since her mother's death 3 years ago. Medical examinations, the nurse's health care for her pain. She cares for her four younger siblings after school and on weekends because of her father's long work hours. Which pre-discharge statement indicates that treatment for her condition has been successful?

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Rationale: The statement about needing rest and relaxation suggests the client recognizes stress as a factor in her pain and is adopting healthier coping strategies, indicating successful treatment.

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