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A patient asks the nurse, “What would you do if you had cancer and had to choose between surgery and chemotherapy?” The reply that can best help the patient is:
a.   “If I were you, I would choose surgery and then consider chemo afterward.”
b.   “What solutions have you considered?”
c.   “I would talk it over with my friends first.”
d.   “I don’t know. I’m glad it isn’t my decision.”

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