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During the admission assessment of a 27-year-old male client who has been diagnosed with an anxiety disorder, the nurse observes that he is becoming increasingly restless and agitated. How should the nurse respond to this development?

A) Inform the client that the assessment can be postponed if he is currently finding it overwhelming.
B) Increase the speed of the assessment in order to ensure that it is completed sooner and inform the client that you are doing so.
C) Acknowledge the client's anxiety and reassure him that the process is important in order for the team to individualize his care.
D) Explain to the client that his current feelings of anxiety have the potential to foster better coping skills in the future.

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