The following statement best describes which phase of the nurse-patient relationship: "Mr. James, we have reviewed the changes in your diet and insulin dosage to help you improve your HgA1c levels. I would like to see you back in 4 weeks."
a. Orientation phase
b. Termination phase
c. Interim phase
d. Working phase
B
In the termination phase, the nurse summarizes with the patient what they have discussed during interaction and/or interview, including goal and achievement. The orientation phase occurs at the beginning and creates the climate of trust. The working phase is where the information is ga-thered. There is no interim phase.
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