The nurse who is working with a client under stress is trying to prevent development of a crisis situation. Which of the following actions by the nurse is expected to be most successful at achieving this aim?
1. Try to avoid talking about issues so as not to upset the client.
2. Tell the client that long-term therapy will be most beneficial.
3. Encourage the client to keep follow-up appointments.
4. Ensure that all the client's basic needs are met before the visit ends.
ANS: 4
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