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A client comes to the ED stating that he suddenly went deaf. Physical examination and diagnos-tic tests reveal no organic pathology.

The client's wife tells the nurse that her husband overheard her telling a friend on the phone that she planned to ask her husband for a divorce. In order to provide the family with appropriate teaching, the nurse use the formulation that the client has:
1. Invented the symptom and can really hear all that is happening
2. Probably had a small stroke that did not show up on the scans
3. Developed the symptom as a protection from overwhelming anxiety
4. Will very likely experience other sensory perceptual losses in the near future

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