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Question 1 of 5

Which statement, made by the client with coronary artery disease, alerts the nurse that the client may be experiencing difficulty adapting to the illness?

Correct Answer: A

Rationale: The correct answer is A because waiting for two hours after feeling chest discomfort before seeking medical attention indicates a lack of urgency in addressing potential cardiac issues, suggesting difficulty adapting to the illness. This delay could lead to serious consequences like a heart attack.
Choice B shows awareness of the importance of carrying medication, which is a positive approach.
Choice C indicates a proactive attitude towards dietary changes.
Choice D acknowledges anxiety, which is a common emotional response to illness but doesn't specifically indicate difficulty adapting.

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