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The nurse notes that an assigned client is lying tense in bed and staring at the cardiac monitor. The client states, 'There sure are a lot of wires around there. I sure hope we don't get hit by lightning.' Which is the most appropriate nursing response?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: The nurse should initially validate the client's concern and then assess the client's knowledge regarding the cardiac monitor. This gives the nurse an opportunity to provide client education if necessary. None of the remaining options address the client's concern. In addition, pharmacological interventions should be considered only if necessary.

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