Question

a nurse is meeting with a client who was recently diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. the client tells the nurse, \im never going to be able to do anything fun.\ which of the following questions should the nurse ask to collect data about the clients identity?

\can you describe one of your primary roles?\

\how do you respond when you feel you have failed?\

\what aspects of your body would you like to change?\

\how do others opinions impact the way you see yourself?\

Explanation:

To collect data about the client's identity, a question about primary roles is relevant as identity involves one's self - defined roles (e.g., parent, worker, hobbyist). The question "How do you respond when you feel you have failed?" relates to resilience or coping, not identity. "What aspects of your body would you like to change?" is about body image, not identity. "How do others’ opinions impact the way you see yourself?" is about self - perception influenced by others, not core identity - defining roles. So the question "Can you describe one of your primary roles?" is the best to collect identity - related data.

Answer:

A. "Can you describe one of your primary roles?"