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Your client, who remains in the hospital after having surgery for a hernia, indicates a desire to learn how to change the dressing or have a family member taught to do this if the client is unable to do it correctly.

Which of the following is the most appropriate nursing diagnosis?
1. Compromised family coping
2. Disabled family coping
3. Interrupted family processes
4. Readiness for enhanced family coping

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