Multiple Choice
A high school teacher who has been diagnosed with epilepsy after having a generalized tonic-clonic seizure tells the nurse,"I cannot teach any more. It will be too upsetting if I have a seizure at work." Which response by the nurse specifically addresses the patient's concern?
A) "You might benefit from some psychologic counseling."
B) "Epilepsy usually can be well controlled with medications."
C) "You will want to contact the Epilepsy Foundation for assistance."
D) "The Department of Vocational Rehabilitation can help with work retraining."
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