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The nurse has incorporated the use of relaxation techniques into the care of clients with cancer. What is the best rationale for this inclusion?

▸ Relaxation techniques calm clients, making them more cooperative during invasive procedures.

▸ It has been shown that clients receiving chemotherapy lose less hair when they are relaxed.

▸ Relaxation influences the immune system.

▸ Relaxation techniques can eliminate the need for pain medication in cancer clients.

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