A nurse is caring for a client who is receiving cognitive behavioral therapy. The client tells the nurse, "Nothing good ever came from my marriage." To best support cognitive reframing, which of the following responses should the nurse offer?

Choice A reason: Referring the case to the ethics committee is not the immediate action required.

Choice B reason: The correct answer is b) because documenting the client's refusal ensures that it is noted in the medical record and appropriate follow-up actions can be taken.

Choice C reason: Administering the medication by another route without consent is not appropriate.

Choice D reason: Informing the client that she cannot refuse medication due to involuntary admission is not accurate; clients retain certain rights even when involuntarily admitted.

Choice A reason: Telling a patient they can't wear steel-tipped boots is a safety measure and does not violate patients' rights.

Choice B reason: The correct answer is b) because patients have the right to communicate with their family, and restricting this without a valid safety concern violates their rights.

Choice C reason: Telling a patient they can't save scheduled medication is a safety measure to ensure proper medication administration.

Choice D reason: Inspecting a food basket for safety reasons is not a violation of patients' rights.