A client is admitted to an inpatient psychiatric unit. After the assessment and admission procedures are completed, the nurse states, "I'll try to be available to talk with you when needed and will spend time with you each morning from 10:00 until 10:30 in the corner of the dayroom." What is the main rationale for communicating these planned nursing interventions?
A. To attempt to establish a trusting relationship
B. To provide a structured environment for the client
C. To instill hope in the client
D. To provide time for completing nursing responsibilities
Answer: A. To attempt to establish a trusting relationship
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