Which of the following best describes a principle of care that the nurse should abide by when working with abusive families?
a. Confront the abuser and shame him into penitence and a desire to change.
b. Demonstrate respect for all family members, including the abuser.
c. Exclude the abuser from family meetings because the abuser is the one creating problems.
d. Notify the abuser's clergyman, boss, and others who can exert pressure for change.
ANS: B
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