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Question 1 of 5

What statement indicates the need for further assessment of the client's body image?

Correct Answer: D

Rationale: The client expressing doubts about his wife's response to his amputation as well as possible doubt on his part is still struggling with body image issues. Looking forward to participating in walk-a-thons and helping others indicate plans for the future that show an acceptance of his amputee status. Remembering that his friend died in the accident that caused his amputation indicates that the client is aware that there was a worse end result to the accident than his amputation.

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