The correct answer should be D: All of the above.
“Wellness” is the answer to your question
I would say that if she is being mean you can first try to talk it out with her (because relationships may take work sometimes and if she is really important both of you will be willing to put in the work), but if that doesn't go well and you really don't think it is going to work you should go to your other friends or family for support especially if she was a very important part of your life.
The nurse should preop preparation is crucial, nurse also support
during adjustment to concept of amputation, surgical resection. Body image
concerns especially in teens and pain management-phantom limb pain is real. Therapeutic
management for osteogenic sarcoma, traditional approach: radical surgical
resection or amputation of affected area are Limb-salvage procedures: resection
of bone w/prosthetic replacement of affected area. Chemo w/surgical treatment.
