A client who is a lawyer is meeting with a nurse therapist for the first time. The client has been ...

A client who is a lawyer is meeting with a nurse therapist for the first time. The client has been highly anxious and increasingly consumed with thoughts about how he may have mismanaged a case and possibly committed professional misconduct.
 
  He relates that he has been pacing in his office and at home and cannot think clearly about what to do next. Which of the following interventions is appropriate at this time?
  A) The nurse asks the client to relate the events that immediately preceded his feelings of anxiety.
  B) The nurse addresses the client's psychosocial history.
  C) The nurse helps the client to see that his thinking is distorted and potentially unhealthy.
  D) The nurse avoids focusing on feelings and discusses his work environment.