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A pregnant client comes into the prenatal clinic accompanied by her spouse. The spouse states they were in a car accident and his wife's abdomen hit the steering wheel. The nurse observes the client wringing her hands and not making eye contact. The client's record shows two recently missed prenatal appointments. Which action does the nurse take?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: Escorting the couple to an examining room prioritizes a safe, private assessment of the client’s condition post-accident, especially given signs of possible abuse (missed appointments, anxiety). Direct questioning or accusations may escalate tension, and a urine sample is not the priority.

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