A nurse is developing a plan of care for a client who is admitted with major burns requiring debridement. Which of the following interventions demonstrates the provision of emotional support?

A. Rotate nursing staff so the client can have varied interactions: Frequent changes in caregivers may reduce continuity and trust, which are essential in emotionally supporting clients with traumatic injuries like burns. B. Talk with the client during wound care: Engaging the client during painful and emotionally distressing procedures provides reassurance, reduces anxiety, and builds therapeutic rapport which are key components of emotional support. C. Assign assistive support to keep the client's room neat and clean: Maintaining a clean environment is important for infection control and comfort, but it does not directly address the client’s emotional needs. D. Keep family members aware of the client's condition: Keeping the family informed is important, but emotional support is most effective when directed to the client through therapeutic communication and presence.