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The adult child of a client with dementia asks the nurse if the client will ever be able to live independently again. Which would be the most appropriate response by the nurse?A."You sound like you aren't ready for the client to be dependent on caregivers."B. "The client's confusion is a temporary complication of the physical illness and should subside when the illness gets better."C."Symptoms of dementia gradually get worse. Unfortunately, the client will not be independent again."D. "With early treatment, mild dementia can be reversed. It may be possible
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