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The father of a 15-year-old boy is worried as he wants to discipline his son in an age- appropriate manner. While being assessed for diabetes, he reveals this worry to the nurse. How should the nurse help the client?

A) Explain the importance of adult respect toward adolescents
B) Explain the importance of good grades for adolescents
C) Discuss the challenges for families with children who are diabetics
D) Place stress on ensuring that the teenager is following family rules

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