A nurse is preparing to teach about dietary management to a client who has Crohn's disease and an enteroenteric fistula. Which of the following nutrients should the nurse instruct the client to decrease in their diet?

- A is incorrect because it is an example of self-disclosure, not altruism. Self-disclosure is sharing personal information or feelings with others.

- B is incorrect because it is an example of jealousy, not altruism. Jealousy is feeling threatened or resentful by someone else's success or happiness.

- C is correct because it is an example of altruism, which is helping others without expecting anything in return. Altruism can enhance self-esteem and coping skills for clients who have breast cancer.

- D is incorrect because it is an example of trust, not altruism. Trust is believing that someone is reliable and honest.

Choice A rationale:

Activating the fire alarm system is the second action the nurse should take after rescuing the individuals in the area.

Choice B rationale:

Obtaining and using a fire extinguisher should only be attempted by personnel trained to do so. Using a fire extinguisher incorrectly can escalate the fire or cause harm to individuals in the vicinity. The priority is to evacuate and let trained personnel handle the fire.

Choice C rationale:

Evacuating clients from the area is an essential and immediate step. Evacuation ensures the safety of everyone in the area, preventing potential harm due to smoke inhalation or fire spread.

Choice D rationale:

Closing the doors and windows on the unit can help contain the fire and prevent its spread. However, this action should be taken after activating the fire alarm system and initiating the evacuation process. Closing doors and windows can buy some time and limit the fire's oxygen supply, but it should not delay the evacuation procedure.