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A client says, "I am so afraid I will become an alcoholic. Both my mom and dad drank heavily throughout my childhood." How should the nurse respond?
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▸ "You are aware of your potential for alcoholism, so you probably will not develop the disorder."

▸ "There may be some genetic component to alcoholism, so you should take care."

▸ "If it is genetic, there is not much you can do about it."

▸ "With your family history of alcoholism, you might consider healthier ways to manage stressors."

▸ "You could focus on staying strong and healthy rather on your risk for alcoholism."

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