Which client statement indicates to the practical nurse (PN) that the client understands the goal of the rehabilitation plan of care following a burn injury?

A. When all wounds are closed, complete recovery has been achieved. - Closure of wounds is an important part of recovery but might not encompass the entirety of rehabilitation goals. B. Full recovery means performing all activities of daily living independently. - While important, full recovery might not necessarily imply independence in all activities. C. Recovery attainment is when one's highest level of functioning is achieved. - This statement best reflects the goal of rehabilitation after a burn injury, aiming for the client to achieve the highest level of functional ability possible. D. Continuous rehabilitation will be required for the rest of a lifetime. - While some individuals might need ongoing support, it's not the primary focus of the rehabilitation goal.