A nurse is reinforcing teaching about advance directives with a client. Which of the following client statements indicates an understanding of the teaching?

Rationale: A. "My advance directives will list what treatments I want if I'm unable to communicate.": Advance directives allow individuals to specify their healthcare preferences in situations where they are incapacitated. This includes decisions about life-sustaining treatments, resuscitation, and other medical interventions. B. "My advance directives must be signed by my adult child in the presence of a judge.": Advance directives usually require the client’s signature and the signatures of two adult witnesses or notarization, depending on state laws. A judge’s involvement is typically not required. C. "My family will be informed about my funeral choices in my advance directives.": Funeral or postmortem arrangements are not addressed in advance directives. These documents strictly relate to medical care preferences and decision-making in the event the client becomes unable to speak for themselves. D. “I can indicate the organs will donate in my advance directives.": While some advance directive forms may include a section about organ donation, formal organ donor registration is typically completed through a driver’s license, organ donor card, or state registry—not as the main purpose of an advance directive.