The RN overhears the nurses' aide speaking in a harsh tone to Mrs. Smith, who has some early Alzheimer's memory loss. When the aide leaves the room, the RN talks with her. Which would be the most appropriate approach?
A) "You must remember to watch your tone of voice with patients. Someone might overhear."
B) "Do you think it would be a good idea to have an in-service on dealing with Alzheimer's patients?"
C) "I am concerned about your conversation with Mrs. Smith. It seemed short and impatient."
D) "I have decided to reassign Mrs. Smith to another aide."
C
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