[单项选择]A client with antisocial personality disorder refuses to take a shower for 3 days. Which response by the nurse is best（）
A. "It’s policy here for all clients to bathe daily. "
B. "It’s time for your shower. I’ll help you with it. "
C. "Don’t worry about your shower until tomorrow. "
D. "Do you want people to make fun of you"

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