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When working with suicidal clients, the nurse must be compassionate enough to:

1. Be able to form an effective link with suicidal clients without being overwhelmed by the client's pain.
2. Communicate effectively to solve the client's problems.
3. Avoid asking the client difficult questions in order to prevent an escalation in symptoms.
4. Ask the right questions in order to stop the client from getting angry.

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