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Ans: c. Transcendence
The transcendence is a state of existence above and beyond the limits.
kolcaba's theory describes comforts is in 3 ways: relief, ease, and transcendence.
the relief of pain by taking analgesics, the patient feels comfortable in the relief sense.
the patient feels comfortable in the easing sense
For example, how a patient feels after curing anxiety-causing illnesses,
transcendence is described as the state of comfort in which patients are able to rise above their challenges
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