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A client with obsessive-compulsive personality disorder takes the nurse aside and mentions "I've observed you interacting with Mr. D. You are not approaching him properly. You should be more forceful with him." The best response for the nurse would beA. "I will be continuing to follow the care plan for Mr. D."B. "I see you are trying to control Mr. D's therapy as well as your own."C. "Your eye for perfection extends even to my nursing interventions."D. "Mr. D's care is really of no concern to you or to other clients."
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