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A client states, "I asked my aunt if she had any history of miscarriage, but she wouldn't tell me." What should the nurse consider when responding to this statement?

▸ Most family members are willing to divulge important health information.

▸ The client must not have a good relationship with the aunt.

▸ The aunt has a right to keep her health history private.

▸ The aunt probably has had miscarriages that she is still mourning.

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