Which of the following statements about restorative nursing is not true?
a. The patient is in charge of his health care.
b. The patient is at the center of the health team.
c. The patient is encouraged to return to her lifestyle.
d. The patient is to be as dependent as possible.
D
The focus of the restorative care nurse is on optimal health function and quality of life for the patient. Restorative nursing interventions help the patient return to normal functional ability or to adapt activites and lifestyle to resume family and work roles. Restorative care places the patient at the center of the health care team.
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