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A client's husband expresses concern that his dying wife keeps saying, 'I have to go to the store.' Which of the following statements by the nurse will be most effective in assisting the husband to understand the dying process?

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Statements about leaving or going somewhere are common in dying clients, reflecting their subconscious preparation for death, and this explanation helps the husband understand the behavior.

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