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A female patient recovering from a burn to the left side of her face tells the nurse that she has no idea how she is going to return home and resume her regular life since she is so "ugly and disfigured." What nursing response is indicated?
1. “It is good that your work does not include having to meet the public everyday.”
2. “I don’t think your scars are so bad.”
3. “I think you should see a plastic surgeon before you try to go back to work.”
4. “Would you like a referral to the Phoenix Society?”

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Authors: Wagner, Hardin-Pierce

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