After completing the contracted number of visits to the crisis clinic, an adult says, "I've emerged from this as a stronger person. You supported me while I worked through my feelings of loss and helped me find community resources
I'm benefiting from a support group." The nurse can evaluate the patient's feelings about the care received as:
a. not at all satisfied
b. somewhat satisfied
c. moderately satisfied
d. very satisfied
ANS: D
The patient mentions a number of indicators that suggest a high degree of satisfaction with the Nursing Outcomes Classification of patient satisfaction: psychologic care. No indicators express low-to-moderate satisfaction.
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