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A client is admitted for removal of a cancerous breast. The client is a widow who has no close relatives or friends but has been successful in business.

In planning her postoperative care, the nurse contacts a local organization that supports individuals who have mastectomies and several members begin to visit her before and after surgery. In this situation, which level of client needs in Maslow's hierarchy of needs is the nurse attending to? a. love and belonging needs c. safety and security needs
b. physiologic needs d. self-esteem needs

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