Of the following items, which should the nurse discuss with the client about what the client's responsibilities are during the first meeting? Select all that apply
A) Attendance is expected for each session.
B) Participation is expected during each session.
C) How to make up sessions if the client doesn't feel like attending meetings.
D) If the client feels anxious, they should take additional antianxiety medications.
E) The client should be able to focus on the topics and not interrupt others during the session.
Ans: A, B
The client is responsible for attending agreed-upon sessions, interacting during the sessions, and participating in the nurse–client relationship. The nurse should also explain clearly to the client meeting times, handling of missed sessions, and the estimated length of the relationship.
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