Multiple Choice
An elderly patient complains bitterly and repetitively about numerous somatic concerns,but he has been examined thoroughly by several different health care providers,and physical examinations suggest that he is in good health.The nurse should suspect that the patient's somatic complaints most likely are:
A) indications of a hidden physical illness.
B) a maladaptive way of coping with stress.
C) indications that he is feeling depressed.
D) typical responses to the aches of growing older.
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