Which of the statements made by a nurse applying for a position as a case manager suggests the

nurse does not have the requisite attitude or skill and should not be given the position?

a. "I most enjoy taking care of clients who are dependent.".
b. "I am rewarded when I see a client functioning in the community.".
c. "I am able to identify a client's changing needs and shift roles accordingly.".
d. "My interpersonal skills are excellent and I know the resources of the
community.".


ANS: A
A case manager must provide a consistent, supportive, one-to-one, long-term relationship that helps
clients develop their strengths and increase and maintain an optimal level of independence. The
nurse who prefers to work with dependent clients may unconsciously sabotage client movement
toward independence. The other statements refer to attitudes and skills consistent with Forchuck's
case management model.

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