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A client's 5-year-old poodle ran in front of a car and was killed. The client continues to be upset by her pet's death, and she explains to a community counseling center nurse that she can't stop crying because,

My Precious meant the world to me, and now my world will never be the same If the nurse were to determine that the client was experiencing a crisis, which of the following types of crisis would it most likely be?

A) Maturational
B) Situational
C) Traumatic
D) Developmental

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