NACL is the correct answer
I'm sure nothing would happen.
1-Verbal expression of worry
2-Fidgety hands and legs
3-Quiver in the client's voice while talking
The client's verbal expression of worry, fidgety hands and legs, and a quiver in voice are defining characteristics. A defining characteristic is a clinical criterion that is observable and verifiable. These data support the diagnosis of anxiety. Impending ankle surgery and hospitalization are related factors and do not define the data cluster, which is a set of signs or symptoms gathered during assessment and grouped together in a logical way.
Stage opening.
Would be the answer. (: