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A client with a new diagnosis of hypertension expresses anxiety about lifestyle changes. Which nursing intervention is most effective in reducing the client's anxiety?

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: Teaching relaxation techniques directly addresses the client's anxiety by providing tools to manage stress, which can also help control hypertension. A pamphlet is informative but less immediate, a nutritionist referral is secondary, and false reassurance about medication dismisses the client's concerns.

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