Multiple Choice
A patient who has severe refractory psoriasis on the face, neck, and extremities has quit a job as a bank teller and has withdrawn from all social activities. The patient tells the nurse, "I look like a monster. I can't think of a single reason to keep living." The most appropriate response by the nurse at this time is
A) "There are many resources that can teach you how to use cosmetics to improve your appearance."
B) "Have you thought about participating in community projects that might be of value to you?"
C) "Would you like me to spend some time listening to you express your sadness about the way you look?"
D) "Maybe we should talk to your doctor about having you see a professional who can help with your depression."
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