The nurse is caring for a client who is recovering from a suicide attempt. Which nursing intervention would be inappropriate for this client?
A) Utilize active listening techniques.
B) Allow for expression of negative feelings.
C) Implement all-new coping mechanisms.
D) Include the client's family and friends.
Ans: C
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Active listening, expression of both positive and negative feelings, and inclusion of family and friends builds trust, safety, and a sense of acceptance, love, and belonging. Building on past positive coping mechanisms enhances a sense of self-control and self-esteem.
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