Which of the following is a purpose of affective touch in the context of nursing?
A) Demonstrating concern
B) Providing contact for performing procedures
C) Encouraging verbal communication
D) Providing brief periods for response
A
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Affective touch is touch used to demonstrate concern or affection. Task-oriented touch involves the personal contact that is needed for performing nursing procedures. Silence is the art of remaining quiet. Encouraging verbal communication and providing a brief period during which clients can respond to a question are therapeutic uses of silence.
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