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Which of the following is an example where it is acceptable to share information about a client with another person?

a. when the client's caring and concerned spouse requests information
b. when nurses from other institutions or facilities meet to discuss client-education ideas
c. when the client threatens to harm a specific person
d. when you discuss the day's events with your own nurse-psychotherapist

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