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A woman presents with bruises on her face and back in various stages of healing. She states, 'sometimes he just gets so angry.' Which of the following statements is most appropriate as a response from the nurse?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: The correct answer is D: "Tell me more about what happens when he gets angry." This response is appropriate because it encourages the woman to share more information about the situation, allowing the nurse to assess the potential abuse and provide appropriate support.
Choice A and B are identical and do not prompt further discussion.
Choice C is dismissive and unrealistic. Asking for more details, as in choice D, helps gather crucial information for intervention.

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