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A client diagnosed with pulmonary edema exhibits severe anxiety. The nurse is preparing to carry out prescribed treatment. Which intervention should the nurse use to meet the needs of the client in a holistic manner?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: The client with pulmonary edema is experiencing severe anxiety, which can exacerbate the condition and hinder treatment. Staying with the client provides emotional support and reassurance, addressing the psychosocial aspect of care, while delegating equipment gathering ensures efficient preparation for treatment. This holistic approach meets both the emotional and physical needs of the client. Option 1 may not be feasible or sufficient to address immediate anxiety. Option 2 does not provide active support, and option 3 leaves the client alone, which could increase anxiety.

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