The nurse is caring for a client diagnosed with borderline personality disorder. The nurse has instructed the client about using the communication triad. The nurse determines that the client understands the technique when the client says:
A) "I should not start by talking about the situation, because then it sounds like I'm accusing the other person."
B) "Maybe I should start by describing the situation that has me upset."
C) "I should first tell the other person what I'd like to be different about the situation."
D) "I should begin by telling the other person what has triggered my emotion."
B
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a. I will not drink tea or coffee in the evening. b. I usually eat my big meal at noon. c. I usually exercise just before going to bed. d. I do not have a television in my bedroom.
A nursing faculty member explains to students that the nursing role with a significant effect on patients' health and quality of life is the role of
a. caregiver. b. collaborator. c. educator. d. manager.
The nurse is using several interactional skills during a health history assessment. Which should the nurse recognize reflects the skill of attending?
A. Slightly lean toward the client. B. Tell the client what you want to discuss. C. Ask questions to help the client gain insight. D. Listen for the client's basic message.