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A young female client hospitalized on the inpatient psychiatric unit receives treatment for anorexia nervosa. Which statement made by the client to the nurse best indicates improvement?

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Rationale: Looking forward to meals indicates improved appetite and a positive shift in attitude toward eating, a key sign of progress in anorexia treatment. Other statements reflect awareness, physical changes, or anxiety, but do not directly indicate improved eating behavior.

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