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A client scheduled for a cholecystectomy expresses fear about postoperative pain. Which nursing action is most appropriate?

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: Teaching the client about pain management options, such as PCA or oral analgesics, empowers them to understand and cope with postoperative pain, reducing anxiety. Administering analgesics may not be ordered preoperatively, and reassurance without education is inadequate.

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