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When the nurse enters the room, the patient is laughing out loud at something on TV. The patient stops and apologizes for the laughter, saying, “I guess I ought not be laughing at all since I am stuck here with two broken legs.” The nurse can use evidence-based information when she responds:
a.   “Laughter is nearly always a cover-up for anxiety when facing a long rehabilitation.”
b.   “Long periods of laughter decrease the amount of oxygen available to your body for healing.”
c.   “Laughter in a hospital is often distracting and depressing to other patients nearby.”
d.   “Laughter truly is the best medicine as it has a positive effect on the immune system.”

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